🔗 How long is the ideal vacation?

How long is the ideal vacation? Researchers weigh in | Business News | nola.com It takes a few days to truly unwind and start to forget about the work … Vacationers seemed to reach that point after about a week away, … … vacation afterglow only lasts for about a week after returning to work, regardless of the length of time spent away. To get the most out of your time off, researchers suggest taking multiple vacations spaced throughout the work year, with getaways ideally lasting between seven and 11 days. ...

27 November 2019 Â· 2 min Â· 238 words

🔗 Dutch Reach Project

Dutch Reach Project – Promote the Dutch method to prevent doorings A site to promote the Dutch far-hand habit to avoid dooring cyclists, or drivers or passengers from stepping into on-coming traffic.

30 March 2017 Â· 1 min Â· 32 words

📋 Newlines in Messaging apps

How to consistently make a newline inside a message, in the different messaging apps? 🟢 Alt+Enter = 83% 🟡 Shift+Enter = 67% 🔴 Fn+Enter = 33% Adium ✅ ❌ ✅ Facebook Comments ✅ ✅ ✅ Facebook Messages ❌ ✅ ❌ iMessage ✅ ❌ ❌ Skype ✅ ✅ ❌ Slack ✅ ✅ ❌

10 January 2016 Â· 1 min Â· 52 words

🔗 Read-o-Meter | Estimate the reading time.

Estimate the reading time for you! The calculation based on standard reading speed. Read-o-Meter | Estimate the reading time

11 October 2015 Â· 1 min Â· 19 words

🔗 The 5 Basic Principles Of Design – Maddison Designs

Good design, much like anything, starts with understanding the basics. Applying the following design principles will help you avoid design disasters and allow you to communicate your key theme. You’ll find that it’s rare to see only one principle being used at a time as they all work in conjunction with each other. Alignment Repetition Contrast Proximity Balance Source: The 5 Basic Principles Of Design – Maddison Designs

8 October 2015 Â· 1 min Â· 68 words

🏞 What I’ve Learned About Venture Funding | Bothsides of the Table

VC funding. Our perspectives on the topic wax and wane […] Source: What I’ve Learned About Venture Funding | Bothsides of the Table

29 August 2015 Â· 1 min Â· 23 words

🔗 In search of the perfect URL validation regex

Best “bang for the buck”: @^(https?|ftp)://[^\s/$.?#].[^\s]*$@iS Best exhaustive solution: https://gist.github.com/dperini/729294 really impressed with @stephenhay 's REGEX solution (38 characters) to match damn well near all URL possibilities https://t.co/8wuyg4qYVD — Patrick Coombe ♒ (@patrickcoombe) August 7, 2015 Source: In search of the perfect URL validation regex TODO: Consider moving to snippets?

10 August 2015 Â· 1 min Â· 50 words

🔗 The New Devil’s Dictionary

Spot on! 🙂 Android (n.) : A mobile operating system, generally seen as inferior to iOS. See iOS iOS (n.): A mobile operating system, generally seen as inferior to Android. See Android (via Tao of Mac ) Source: The New Devil’s Dictionary

10 August 2015 Â· 1 min Â· 42 words

📜 Xaile da minha mãe

Xaile da minha mãe musa dos meus afectos quero que ele ainda sirva para agasalhar os meus netos. — Adriano Reis (O Xaile de Minha Mãe) (parafraseado de cor, mas perto o suficiente)

10 August 2015 Â· 1 min Â· 33 words

🔗 How to Write Error Messages

A good error message has three parts: The problem – explains that an error has happened; The cause – explains what caused the problem; The solution – explains how to overcome the problem. After you ensure your message contains all these three parts, its time to review it. You need to edit it to ensure it: Is user centred – avoid jargon and words your audience will have an hard time understanding; Is direct – as William Strunk said, “Put statements in positive form. Avoid tame, colourless, hesitating and non-committal language”; Omits needless words – cut, cut, cut. [ Source: ]{style=“color: #404040; line-height: 1.6;”} How to Write Error Messages ...

7 August 2015 Â· 1 min Â· 111 words

🔗 Jibber – iOS, meet JSON. A new way to debug.

{width=“1440” height=“900”} Jibber makes network debugging a breeze. (…) You’ll be able to view both request and response parameters on your Mac in real time!

4 August 2015 Â· 1 min Â· 25 words

🏞 Reactions to New Technology

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🔗 Cushion – Peace of mind for freelancers

Cushion was built out of a need for a less-stressful freelance life. Its aim is to provide better insight and awareness, so the roller coaster ride of freelancing feels smoother, with fewer surprises.

2 August 2015 Â· 1 min Â· 33 words

🔗 Doorbell.io – Gather in-app user feedback, simply, across multiple platforms, for free!

Doorbell.io – Gather in-app user feedback, simply, across multiple platforms, for free! Use our Javascript, iOS, and Android SDKs to set up Doorbell in your application. Or use the API if you want to build your own client. You have the option to send any feedback you receive straight to your Project Management System or Issue Tracker with just a couple of clicks.

2 August 2015 Â· 1 min Â· 63 words

🔗 Protocol-Oriented Programming in Swift

{width=“600” height=“368” srcset=“tumblr_nqe5e41a5x1qz82meo1_1280.png 600w, tumblr_nqe5e41a5x1qz82meo1_1280-300x184.png 300w” sizes="(max-width: 600px) 100vw, 600px"} From the WWDC15 talk “Protocol-Oriented Programming in Swift” Print it and put it in your wallet. — Rui Peres Print it and put it in your wallet. pic.twitter.com/bhVADs7Hdj — R. Peres (@RuiAAPeres) June 22, 2015

23 June 2015 Â· 1 min Â· 45 words

🏞 Minimum Viable Product

A minimum viable product doesn’t mean half finished. It’s doing small number of things to a high standard. @boagworld — Vala Afshar Original tweet: A minimum viable product doesn't mean half finished. It's doing small number of things to a high standard. @boagworld pic.twitter.com/Vr703OaZ1R — Vala Afshar (@ValaAfshar) June 2, 2015

14 June 2015 Â· 1 min Â· 51 words

🔗 Learn Ruby with the Neo Ruby Koans

Learn Ruby with the Neo Ruby Koans Great way to lean Ruby by fixing errors in set of well thought of unit tests.

13 May 2015 Â· 1 min Â· 23 words

🏞 Pick two! Escolha

[![Como você quer o seu projecto](linkedin-2a383b27-dc7c-4632-820f-8d9dab9c576f-large.jpeg){width="410" height="410" srcset="linkedin-2a383b27-dc7c-4632-820f-8d9dab9c576f-large.jpeg 410w, linkedin-2a383b27-dc7c-4632-820f-8d9dab9c576f-large-150x150.jpeg 150w, linkedin-2a383b27-dc7c-4632-820f-8d9dab9c576f-large-300x300.jpeg 300w, linkedin-2a383b27-dc7c-4632-820f-8d9dab9c576f-large-268x268.jpeg 268w" sizes="(max-width: 410px) 100vw, 410px"}](linkedin-2a383b27-dc7c-4632-820f-8d9dab9c576f-large.jpeg) Como você quer o seu projecto? Rápido & Grátis → Lixo Rápido & Barato → Mal feito Rápido & Qualidade → Bem pago Barato & Qualidade → Não pode ser rápido Grátis & Qualidade → Faça você mesmo Escolha duas!… Três ou não existe ou é utopia.

13 May 2015 Â· 1 min Â· 66 words

🏞 The structure of JUnit

{width=“562” height=“388”} By version 4.11, transitive dependencies have proliferated seemingly unchecked. We are far from the short dependency-chains and few cyclic-dependencies of good structure. A better way… There are many ways to do this, but one way is to practice radial encapsulation . (…) shows the evolution of a radially-encapsulated program that is bigger than JUnit yet has throughout its history retained a structural clarity that JUnit seems to have abandoned. ...

12 May 2015 Â· 1 min Â· 94 words

🔗 Timezone.io

{width=“1200” height=“630” srcset=“tumblr_no9bvm5ckF1qz82meo1_1280.jpg 1200w, tumblr_no9bvm5ckF1qz82meo1_1280-300x158.jpg 300w, tumblr_no9bvm5ckF1qz82meo1_1280-1024x538.jpg 1024w” sizes="(max-width: 1200px) 100vw, 1200px"} Very interesting timezone visualizations! (via Timezone.io at Buffer’s The Joys and Benefits of Working as a Distributed Team )

12 May 2015 Â· 1 min Â· 31 words