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psidnell/ofexport
An OmniFocus database export tool
omnifocus  python 
6 days ago
Shady for Mac
Shady puts a shade over your screen to help soothe your tired or dazzled eyes. You can use it to reduce your Mac's brightness far below the usual minimum, without any risk of damage to your screen.
6 days ago
Paid
The most beautiful way to manage your Stripe account
10 days ago
Skyliner — Home
Cool prints of Manchester architecture.
11 days ago
Horcrux | Email backup solution for Mac OS X
Horcrux lets you automatically backup your mails from any IMAP supported accounts (Gmail, Microsoft Exchange etc) with great ease.
email  imap  backup 
12 days ago
Form & Future
Form & Future is a journal for new designers, an event series for independent makers. We believe in every person's creative potential, and encourage you to pursue your passions–from writing, to design, to making chocolate.
12 days ago
Passion Projects
GitHub is always looking for opportunities to better support women in technology. We sponsor women-focused meetups and events all over the world. This year, we're trying something a little closer to home. We're proud to introduce Passion Projects, a monthly talk series designed to help surface and celebrate the work of incredible women in our industry. We've invited some of our personal heroines in engineering, design, community management, and entrepreneurship to share one of their nearest and dearest passion projects with our community.
13 days ago
Workflowing
Workflowing is a collaboration between Michael Schechter, Mike Vardy and others. It looks to highlight work that can help you to do more. For many - especially those who need it most - the ideas of productivity and workflow have lost their meaning. We look to do better.
productivity  workflow 
13 days ago
Sublime Text (2)
Guide to setting up Sublime Text 2 by Drew Barontini
sublimetext 
13 days ago
Flinto – iPhone and iPad Prototyping
Flinto strikes the perfect balance between fast prototyping and realism.
Prototypes run on iPhone or iPad and can be shared with anyone.
13 days ago
Abilene paradox
The Abilene paradox is a paradox in which a group of people collectively decide on a course of action that is counter to the preferences of any of the individuals in the group.
paradoxes  psychology 
18 days ago
Groupdate by ankane
The simplest way to group temporal data
27 days ago
@andrewchen
Essays on technology, startups and marketing.
27 days ago
Calumet Photographic Rental Service
Whether you want to try before you buy or avoid the headaches of traveling with your own gear, you need a rental program that offers the newest products on today's photographic market. Calumet's international rental network is fully stocked with everything from cameras and lenses to flash and studio equipment. Look to Calumet for affordable access to everything you need, from digital to traditional.
28 days ago
OpenSignal
Crowd-sourced Cellular Coverage Maps for the world.
4 weeks ago
Find Music From TV and Movies - TuneFind
The Internet's best source for music from TV and movies since 2005
4 weeks ago
thoughtbot/vim-rspec
Run Rspec specs from Vim
4 weeks ago
Triage - First aid for your inbox
Triage is an iPhone app for busy people who struggle to stay on top of their inbox.
4 weeks ago
Meridian Manchester
Meridian Manchester, located in the Cheshire village of Alderley Edge, is the 13th Boutique opened by Meridian Audio.
4 weeks ago
Color Oracle
Color Oracle is a free color blindness simulator for Window, Mac and Linux.
4 weeks ago
Product People
A podcast for people who make their living building beautiful products.
podcasts 
4 weeks ago
Duo Security
Duo lets your users use their mobile phones to secure their logins, protecting your company from account takeover and data theft.
4 weeks ago
QuoteRed
QuoteRed is a fast, beautiful and fun way to save what you read.
Highlight text on any website and click “Quote It” to save it.
4 weeks ago
Function Space
Community for Math. Physics and Computer Science lovers
4 weeks ago
The Changelog
Open source moves fast. Keep up.
4 weeks ago
Phabricator
Phabricator is a suite of web applications that help software companies communicate about software effectively. It was created at Facebook. Phabricator is also used at many other companies such as Airtime, Asana, Dropbox, deviantART, MemSQL, Path, Quora, and more.
4 weeks ago
RHA - High Quality Headphones & Earphones
RHA create unique, high specification audio products, designed and engineered at their research and development centre in Glasgow, UK.
4 weeks ago
__dunder__ functions
There can be alot of mystery involved in Python when it comes to the dunder (double underscore) methods. The most famous dunder methods most python developer will be familiar with have been accepted as gospel. In this screencast will be pulling back the curtains on these dunder methods and see what is possible and what things you should watch out for!
python 
5 weeks ago
nilium/st2-nil-theme
Minimalist Sublime Text 2 UI dark and light themes and color schemes. Includes HDPI support for retina displays.
sublimetext  themes 
5 weeks ago
thinkpixellab/flatland
Flatland is a simple theme and accompanying color scheme for Sublime Text 2. It is mostly derived from Soda
sublimetext  themes 
5 weeks ago
ApiAxle
ApiAxle is a proxy that sits on your network, in front of your API(s) and manages things that you shouldn't have to like rate limiting, authentication and caching. It's fast, open and easy to configure.
5 weeks ago
JodaOrg/joda-money
Java library to represent monetary amounts.
6 weeks ago
Olark
Live chat with your customers for sales and support
6 weeks ago
Cue - Know What's Next - for iPhone and web
Cue turns the accounts you depend on, like email, contacts and calendar, into an intelligent snapshot of your day. Cue surfaces the right details at the right time, so you’ll always be one step ahead.
6 weeks ago
Fig
Your personal wellness guide for body and soul
fitness  health  tracking 
6 weeks ago
Tictrac
Track all your activities in one place and discover what makes you tick.
analytics  fitness 
6 weeks ago
Hackers & Store
Hackers & Store is a collection of books and apps shared by hackers on Hacker News.
6 weeks ago
code school
Great Computer Science Lectures for all levels
6 weeks ago
Upgrade to Rails 4 by Philip De Smedt
A thorough guide for upgrading your Rails 3 app
rails4  ebooks 
7 weeks ago
Liquid Templating language
Ruby library for rendering safe templates which cannot affect the security of the server they are rendered on.
ruby  templating  secure 
7 weeks ago
This Site is Gridiculous
A fully responsive grid boilerplate
css  frameworks  responsive 
7 weeks ago
Radicale
CalDAV and CardDAV Server - A Simple Calendar and Contact Server.
caldav  carddav 
7 weeks ago
karmi/tire
A rich Ruby API and DSL for the ElasticSearch search engine
elasticsearch  ruby 
7 weeks ago
Checkout github pull requests locally
Checkout github pull requests locally
github  git 
7 weeks ago
Markdown.css
Markdown.css is better default styling for your Markdown files. It's heavily inspired by the Space WordPress theme.
markdown  css 
7 weeks ago
Sketch Tips & Tricks blog
This is official channel for everything Sketch; tips, tricks, examples and tutorials. Updated regularly, we hope it’ll help you become better at Sketch and learn about its hidden depths.
sketch  tips  blogs 
8 weeks ago
Meng To - UI/UX Designer
Blog with tips on using Sketch
blogs  sketch  design 
8 weeks ago
Segment.io
The analytics API you’ve always wanted.
analytics  metrics 
8 weeks ago
Scorched
Scorched is a generic, unopinionated, DRY, light-weight web framework for Ruby. It provides a generic yet powerful set of constructs for processing HTTP requests, with which websites and applications of almost any scale can be built.
8 weeks ago
Ruby5 - The Latest News in the Ruby and Rails Community
Ruby5 is a twice-weekly podcast covering all of your Ruby and Ruby on Rails news in just 5 minutes. In each episode we talk about new gems, plugins, and frameworks, as well as other items of interest and community events. It's great for everyday Ruby developers and Ruby hobbyists, alike. Got 5 minutes? Just give it a try...
podcasts  ruby  rails 
8 weeks ago
Errplane
Monitoring, error reporting, and metrics for all your applications.
8 weeks ago
Chart.js
HTML5 Charts for your website.
charts  javascript 
8 weeks ago
Code Climate. Hosted static analysis for Ruby source code.
Hosted software metrics for Ruby apps. Get control of your technical debt today.
8 weeks ago
Micro Responsive Grid
a tiny little nested 3x & 4x column responsive grid
css 
8 weeks ago
Conway Hall
Conway Hall is owned by Conway Hall Ethical Society and was first opened in 1929. The name was chosen in honour of Moncure Daniel Conway (1832 - 1907), anti-slavery advocate, out-spoken supporter of free thought and biographer of Thomas Paine.

The Hall now hosts a wide variety of lectures, classes, performances, community and social events. It is renowned as a hub for free speech and independent thought.
london  venues  humanism  lectures 
8 weeks ago
YouCompleteMe, a Fast, As-You-Type, Fuzzy-Search Code Completion Engine for Vim
YouCompleteMe is a fast, as-you-type, fuzzy-search code completion engine for Vim. It has two completion engines: an identifier-based engine that works with every programming language and a semantic, Clang-based engine that provides semantic code completion for C/C++/Obj
vim  codecompletion  plugins 
8 weeks ago
Words - Instapaper, Readability & Pocket in one inbox
Read-it-later & desktop, living together in harmony. Mac client for Instapaper, Readability and Pocket
8 weeks ago
ReadKit - Bringing Post-PC reading to the Mac
Mac client for Instapaper, Pocket, Readability, Pinboard and Delicious
8 weeks ago
The Art of Ass-Kicking
Jason Shen is the co-founder of Ridejoy (YC S11). A former gymnast turned marathoner, his writing has appeared in Forbes.com, Lifehacker & The Huffington Post.
8 weeks ago
Chris Shiflett
Chris Shiflett, web craftsman, partner at Fictive Kin, and co-organizer of Brooklyn Beta. Lives and work in Brooklyn, NY
8 weeks ago
thoughts from the red planet
Nathan Marz was the Lead Engineer at BackType before BackType was acquired by Twitter in July of 2011. At Twitter he started the streaming compute team which provides infrastructure that supports many critical applications throughout the company. He left Twitter in March of 2013 to start his own company (currently in stealth).
8 weeks ago
Bitsplitting Podcast
The Bitsplitting podcast features interviews with people from the greater tech industry, with an emphasis on personal backgrounds and how each guest's philosophies have affected the arc of their career.
podcasts  danieljalkut  interviews 
9 weeks ago
Intro.js
A better way for new feature introduction and step-by-step users guide for your website and project.
9 weeks ago
The Anti-IF Campaign
Have you ever wondered how IFs impact your code?
9 weeks ago
TomDoc
TomDoc is a code documentation specification that helps you write precise documentation that is nice to read in plain text, yet structured enough to be automatically extracted and processed by a machine.
ruby  documentation  api 
9 weeks ago
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