Link Digest — September 2015

Here are all the in­ter­est­ing links that I found in September 2015 that I deem wor­thy of be­ing pre­served for the fu­ture.

• We Don’t Sell Saddles Here
  • A Slack in­ter­nal memo that from 2013 de­tail­ing the strat­egy of “selling horse­back rid­ing in­stead of sad­dles”.
• Innovation in Mobile Browsers, and the iPhone
  • I read this and im­me­di­ately unin­stalled the Facebook app from my Android. Now that the web­site sup­ports push no­ti­fi­ca­tions, I’m per­fectly happy to use the web­site.
• How Ahmed’s clock be­came a false, con­ve­nient tale of racism>
• Beginner Body Weight Workout>
• How to undo (almost) any­thing with Git>
• Free eBook: OWASP Top 10 for .NET de­vel­op­ers
  • Good primer on web se­cu­rity for ASP.NET devs.
• Why aren’t there any sieges in Lord of The Rings?>
• What is the dif­fer­ence be­tween Strategy pat­tern and Dependency Injection?
  • Still try­ing to get my head wrapped around DI.
• Messy UIs
  • “A de­vel­oper had to make a de­sign de­ci­sion.” 😀
• Our pass­word hash­ing has no clothes
  • Am I the only one that did­n’t know that SHA hash­ing was­n’t good enough any more? ☹️