Here are the interesting finds of this time around.
- IDA – A cool debugger which runs on most platforms and different from the MS variety.
- TypeScript – as the name suggests, it is strongly typed JS which compiles down to standard JS! This can only be good I think given all the crazy things one can so in JS. More details here.
- Can you hide anything from NSA?
- TV Tuners – did you know they can let you spy – who knew?
- grepWin – a powerful regex-based search and replace tool – and can work across multiple files.
- Twine – is a wireless sensor block tightly integrated with a cloud-based service. What all things one can do with Twine? Here are a few examples for inspiration.
- Visual.ly – tell your story visually; good resource for infographics and data visualisation
- Can an $11,111 coffee pot turn out a better cup of joe?
- What the Internet of Things (#IoT) needs to become a reality? Freescale has an interesting paper (pdf) on it.
- High expectations Asian Fathers – enough said!
- How to be a hacker?
- 14 Kickstarter projects to watch out for in 2014
- Alloy.UI – a really cool HTML and JavaScript library with lots of useful UI features. Builds on top of YUI3 and Bootstrap.
- DON’T PANIC – The Facts About Population. Very interesting, especially the visualisation. You can find more on that here.
- As sites and services become product aware, the age of pervasive commerce begins (remember Minority Reports?).
