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swardley in HackerNoon.com

Nov 29, 2016

Amazon is eating the software (which is eating the world)

Continuing from my post on the fuss about serverless, I thought I’d riff off Marc Andreessen’s famous statement and explain one possible future scenario where all your software belongs to Amazon. There are counter plays to what…

16 responses

Yevheniia Korotia in HackerNoon.com

Nov 30, 2016

How to Integrate Stripe Payments in Web Application?

4 responses

Zviad Sichinava in HackerNoon.com

Nov 29, 2016

Hierarchy view component with pure CSS (SASS)

Hi reader!

8 responses

Zyte in HackerNoon.com

Nov 30, 2016

How to extract data from JavaScript-based websites with Splash

Scrapy is an open-source framework for creating web crawlers (AKA spiders). A common roadblock when developing Scrapy spiders, and web scraping in general, is dealing with sites that use a heavy amount of JavaScript. Since…

3 responses

Mohsen Mirhoseini in HackerNoon.com

Nov 30, 2016

Yet another MVP article — Part 2: How Dagger helps with the project

Implementing a sample Android Application using MVP, RxJava, Dagger 2, Retrofit2, Test, and all the brand new modern methods and libraries

Previously on this article…

5 responses

Dishant Shah in HackerNoon.com

Nov 30, 2016

Hacking a Bank : 101

Advanced Banking Logic Vulnerabilities

18 responses

Founder Collective in HackerNoon.com

Nov 30, 2016

Announcing Founder Collective III

Today, we’re proud to announce the close of our third fund with $75M in aggregate capital…

Keith Horwood in HackerNoon.com

Nov 30, 2016

The Future of Cloud Computing: AWS is the System Architecture of the Web, What’s Next?

It’s that time of year — AWS re:Invent. The time when tens of thousands of developers, product managers, operations engineers, venture capitalists and industry experts congregate in…

6 responses

Nicolas A Perez in HackerNoon.com

Nov 30, 2016

Akka.io, sbt-assembly and Docker

We have been using akka capabilities for some time now, but also we are starting to explore Docker deployments of the actor systems we have today. In my previous two posts, Yet another sbt-docker introduction, and Akka Cluster in Docker, a straightforward configuration we…

1 response

Gabriel Massana in HackerNoon.com

Nov 29, 2016

Being hired in London as an (iOS) Engineer (Permanent)

I’ve been hired several times in London as an iOS Engineer. I’ve been through a lot of interview processes. I really hate it. I do not like it. I had a real trauma about it. So, my doctor recommended me to talk about it. Just kidding.

1 response

Zaiku in HackerNoon.com

Nov 30, 2016

Our Ambitious Quest to Democratise Real-time Distributed Systems — Act 2: ION vs JSON

Tung Nguyen in HackerNoon.com

Nov 29, 2016

Jack and the Elastic Beanstalk —Easy Way to Manage AWS Elastic Beanstalk Environments

Occent in HackerNoon.com

Nov 30, 2016

Code & Sorrow

My first app Glancd, it died. Well, that’s not really true. I’m not sure it was ever alive. Sure, some people used it. Mostly ones I…

1 response

Farooq (SF Ali) 📊🅿️Ⓜ️ in HackerNoon.com

Nov 30, 2016

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Jon, the things we wouldn’t consider to be actual “keys to success” are low-key actual major “keys to success”. Here’s why.

“Keys to success” can be defined as “lifehacks” (edit: fuck this term)…

4 responses

Sean Kilgarriff in HackerNoon.com

Nov 30, 2016

Gauging User Focus With Reactjs

Understanding what your user is focused on and when can be one of the most important things to understand in modern web development.

The Animation

Imagine this:

Brad Feld in HackerNoon.com

Nov 30, 2016

An Interview with Notation Capital about Starting VC Funds

Last month I had dinner at Pizzeria Locale in Boulder and did a long interview with Nick Chirls and Alex Lines of Notation Capital for their podcast. Dinner was about them and as they learned, if you trek out to Boulder, dinner…

November 29, 2016

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Amazon is eating the software (which is eating the world)

How to Integrate Stripe Payments in Web Application?

Hierarchy view component with pure CSS (SASS)

How to extract data from JavaScript-based websites with Splash

Yet another MVP article — Part 2: How Dagger helps with the project

Previously on this article…

Hacking a Bank : 101

Advanced Banking Logic Vulnerabilities

Announcing Founder Collective III

The Future of Cloud Computing: AWS is the System Architecture of the Web, What’s Next?

Akka.io, sbt-assembly and Docker

Being hired in London as an (iOS) Engineer (Permanent)

Our Ambitious Quest to Democratise Real-time Distributed Systems — Act 2: ION vs JSON

Jack and the Elastic Beanstalk —Easy Way to Manage AWS Elastic Beanstalk Environments

Code & Sorrow

Jon, the things we wouldn’t consider to be actual “keys to success” are low-key actual *major* “keys to success”. Here’s why.

Gauging User Focus With Reactjs

The Animation

An Interview with Notation Capital about Starting VC Funds

Jon, the things we wouldn’t consider to be actual “keys to success” are low-key actual major “keys to success”. Here’s why.