Links of the Week (weekly)

• What storytelling does to our brains

  tags: writing stories storytelling psychology

• Doctest.js: the humane Javascript test framework

  Doctest uses a novel approach to testing: example and expected result. Each test is a chunk of code that prints out results and side effects, and then the expected result is matched against that to see if the test passed or failed.

  tags: javascript unit testing doctest testing software quality atdd

• Dagger: A Fast Dependency Injector for Android and Java

  tags: presentation video infoq java android dependency injection

• Dagger † A fast dependency injector for Android and Java.

  tags: dependency injection java android gwt

• My Kingdom for a Corpse – NYTimes.com

  “My Kingdom for a Corpse”

  tags: writing funny history england

• Using Fashion to Make a Statement on Technology – NYTimes.com

  “Using Fashion to Make a Statement on Technology”

  tags: cases business cases fashion technology creativity collaboration nytimes

• How Buildings Learn – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

  “How Buildings Learn”

  tags: books architecture agility evolution

• 1. How Buildings Learn – Stewart Brand – 1 of 6 – “Flow” – YouTube

  tags: architecture buildings adatability agility

• Calling all startups – JAX needs you!

  tags: jax startup communication java

• Top JavaScript MVC Frameworks

  tags: javascript framework comparison mvc library technologies

• An Introduction toConcept Mapping forPlanning and Evaluation

  tags: research methods social science concept mapping research methodology

• From database to RESTful web service to HTML5 in 10 minutes

  Using NetBeans IDE 7.3, guest author and NetBeans team member Geertjan Wielenga shows us how to expose data from a database via a JAX-WS RESTful web service and how to consume the service in an HTML5 application

  tags: tutorial example example app database persistence netbeans productivity

• Doppio: Java Meets Coffee in the Browser

  tags: presentation video coffeescript java jvm infoq

• Ken’s Blog | Meteor.js/Derby.js (Node.js underneath) vs. Vert.x

  tags: comparison meteor derby derbjs vert.x JavaScript framework technologies

Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.