Developer Reading List | March 06, 2015 |
Weekly insight of what's new and important for developers around the world. | Enjoy an exclusive Startup Digest benefit from our sponsor:  Hired gets you 5+ job offers in 1 week, each disclosing compensation, equity, and role upfront. Take a job on Hired and receive a $2,000 signing bonus. Startup Digest subscribers will receive a double signing bonus of $4,000 by using this link. | | Julien Lemoine "Algolia started in 2012 as an offline search engine SDK for mobile. At this time we had no idea that within two years we would have built a worldwide distributed search network.
Today Algolia serves more than 2 billion user generated queries per month from 12 regions worldwide, our average server response time is 6.7ms and 90% of queries are answered in less than 15ms. Our unavailability rate on search is below 10-6 which represents less than 3 seconds per month." | | Jeff Reifman "This tutorial continues where we left off in Using New Relic to Monitor WordPress Performance. Here, I'll give you a conceptual overview of WordPress performance and guide you through using New Relic to examine your own site's performance." | | Preetish Panda "AngularJS has become one of the most popular open source JavaScript frameworks in the world of web application development. Since its inception, it has witnessed phenomenal growth in terms of adoption and community support—both from individual developers and corporations.
Angular 2.0 was officially announced at the ng-conference in October, 2014. This version won't be a complex major update, rather a rewrite of the entire framework and will include breaking changes!" | | Neeraj Mishra "Today I was exploring the web suddenly I found a great article at Martin Valasek Blog. It contains some funny but true situations of a programmer's or developer's life. I thought that I should share it with you guys. So in this article I sharing those funny situations in gif images. I am sure after reading these you will be not able to stop your laughter." | | Jonathan Turner "We're excited to unveil the result of a months-long partnership with the Angular team.
This partnership has been very productive and rewarding experience for us, and as part of this collaboration, we're happy to announce that Angular 2 will now be built with TypeScript. We're looking forward to seeing what people will be able to do with these new tools and continuing to work with the Angular team to improve the experience for Angular developers.
The first fruits of this collaboration will be in the upcoming TypeScript 1.5 release." | | | You are receiving this email because you believe that the best startup articles and videos are made by active members of the startup community. © 2009-2015 Startup Digest. Startup Digest is a registered trademark of Startup Weekend. All rights reserved. | | |
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