I’m very happy to release, for free and open sourced, The Little Redis Book: http://t.co/ZdlOYRH6

Native apps are here to stay. Full stack developer? Focus on the backend building APIs. The power of the web is HTTP, not HTML.

Blogged: Redis: Zero to Master in 30 minutes - http://t.co/FgJNhtp1

Blogged: Stop Using Mocks - http://bit.ly/hShAXD (The most important .NET post on testing you'll ever read ;)

The Little MongoDB Book available in epub format: http://openmymind.net/mongodb.epub

"the .Net community has put too much focus on learning API and framework details and not enough emphasis on design and coding fundamentals"

This week's project is done. Learn your basic algorithms/structures: http://algorithms.openmymind.net/

In case you missed it yesterday (for me), I release http://mongly.com/ as a free interactive tutorial to learn MongoDB.

http://www.jsonlint.com/ <-- bookmarked!

Doing a .NET webapp. Not using my or justin's css/js bundlers? then ur a jerk. http://is.gd/g5vEx or http://is.gd/g5vEQ

If you own a Kindle, you need to download calibre http://calibre-ebook.com/ that is all.

Dunno if this will be useful to anyone, but I wrote a supercompact .NET binary serializer this evening: http://bit.ly/9oxaIZ

Blogged: A MongoDB Guy Learns CouchDB - http://t.co/UDTYsfHS

Blogged: The LIttle MongDB Book - http://bit.ly/gfmnPc

Blogged - Foundations of Programming 2 - Chapter 2 - Yet Another IoC Introduction - http://bit.ly/fazfJg

Blogged : Understanding CoffeeScript Comprehensions - http://t.co/w8ijTDq3

NoSQL Simple rules - 1: Use MongoDB. 2: Take 20 minute to learn Redis 3: Watch http://t.co/fCj5xMu to understand Dynamo.

Blogged: Redis Is The Most Important Tool In My Toolbelt - http://t.co/uf259hkk

Blogged: How You Should Go About Learning NoSQL - http://t.co/2UFcNpw

Just pushed live, MongoDB Interactive Geospatial Tutorial: http://bit.ly/fWTYFP (HN Vote: http://bit.ly/gdJces)