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barkeep – code review tool
May 24, 2013 
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Barkeep is a fast, fun way to review code. Engineering organizations can use it to keep the bar high. To see a video of Barkeep in action, visit getbarkeep.org. Barkeep is standalone software that you host. Once it’s set up, you can use it to track and code review any number of git repos available on the internet. It’s designed to be easy to run on Ubuntu.
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Notes Essays—Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup—Stanford, Spring 2012
May 23, 2013 0 Comments
Essay versions of class notes for Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup class
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ProjectLibre – open source project management tool
May 23, 2013 0 Comments
open source replacement of Microsoft Project! ProjectLibre was voted open source ‘Project of the Month’ in our first month and is now being used on over 200 countries!!!!! You can join the community today! The ProjectLibre team were the founders of open source software downloaded more than 4 million times around the world. ProjectLibre is a major open source addition as the leading alternative to Microsoft Project. Download Now!!!! The ProjectLibre team has a tremendous focus and passion for project management software. The team has led many of the industries innovations dating from mainframe software to releasing the first web-based project management software. ProjectLibre’s open source solution will accelerate deployments of project management software worldwide. We will be releasing Cloud and Server versions later this year.
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Money train: Metra stops and income levels – Crain’s Chicago Business
May 22, 2013 0 Comments
The geographic disparity in Chicago’s wealth can be seen by tracking household income in the ZIP codes of Metra train stations. The Union Pacific North and Milwaukee District North lines pass through some of the wealthiest ZIP codes, while the Metra Electric and Rock Island lines go through some of the poorest. Read more: http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/20130511/ISSUE01/130509751/money-train-metra-stops-and-income-levels#ixzz2U3KcMOwE Stay on top of Chicago business with our free daily e-newsletters
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Seven dirty secrets of data visualisation | Feature | .net magazine
May 22, 2013 0 Comments
Secret #2: A bar chart is usually better
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Automating a complex build – Jenkins, Gradle, Artifactory and Bitbucket
May 22, 2013 0 Comments
As simple as that. Has taken only about a man-year to create the aforementioned process. Moral of the story? Java applications are definitely a huge leap ahead in terms of cross-platform compliancy.
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There is no reason at all to use MySQL: MariaDB, MySQL founder Michael Widenius | Muktware
May 22, 2013 0 Comments
MySQL founder Michael Widenius talks about the reasons of decline of MySQL
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A Programmer’s Guide to Data Mining | The Ancient Art of the Numerati
May 22, 2013 0 Comments
Before you is a tool for learning basic data mining techniques. Most data mining textbooks focus on providing a theoretical foundation for data mining, and as result, may seem notoriously difficult to understand. Don’t get me wrong, the information in those books is extremely important. However, if you are a programmer interested in learning a bit about data mining you might be interested in a beginner’s hands-on guide as a first step. That’s what this book provides.
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What is a Use Case?
May 22, 2013 0 Comments
Use Cases Capture What the Software Does In the vast majority of contexts, use cases should be used to capture what the software does, not how the software does it. Another way of saying this is that they are implementable – meaning a software developer clearly knows what needs to be built – without specifying the implementation details such as what coding language to use, how to connect various technical components, or what database fields to add.
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