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Gerrit is a web based code review system from Google, facilitating online code reviews for projects using the Git version control system.
OpenHatch lets you get more in touch with the open-source world, by finding all of your contributions, allowing you to search for new projects, and find collaborators for existing projects.
Thanks to everyone who came [...]
Read more…Stanza for the desktop lets you convert several formats to the Kindle reader’s format.
Waze is real-time maps and traffic information based on the wisdom of the crowd.
Google has released details and source code for Chrome OS.
Hurl is like a test harness for HTTP APIs—showing you the headers and responses of HTTP requests, prettified and permalinkable.
Telephone is a SIP-based VoIP client for Mac OS X that’s under development.
Come meet the Causes team at our Berkeley offices for the inaugural Facebook Developers Garage: Berkeley this Thursday at 6:30pm. We’ll be talking about [...]
Read more…CodeKata from the Pragmatic Programmers is all about practicing the craft of programming.
The chumby one has been released, with a battery, but less cuddly.
The New York Times’ iPhone App is, apparently, nicely done.
Ember, an iPhone app for Campfire access, is still cool.
We’ve also had a good discussion about Matt Paul Moore’s Rails Code Quality Checklist [...]
Read more…Google has worked on and released the Go programming language, though it’s unaffiliated.
git-wtf looks like a useful utility for looking at the current state of your git checkout.
3D Mandebulb is cool.