Leituras da semana 30 de 2018

Inspirado pelos posts de Sadiq Saif (vide esse post), pensei em começar uma série com minha leituras semanais, pra arquivar e me fazer sumarizar. Aí vai, numa porca separação por tema:

Desenvolvimento 🔗

Typescript: 🔗

• Nominal typing techniques in TypeScript
• 4 Future Challenges for TypeScript

WebAssembly: 🔗

• Is WebAssembly the return of Java Applets & Flash?
• WebAssembly is more than the web

Tecnologia e expansão cognitiva (vulgo Michel Nielsen): 🔗

• Thought as a Technology
• Augmenting Long-term Memory

Código aberto e livre: 🔗

• What OpenStreetMap can be.
• Walking the Line(age): The Demise of CyanogenMod

Desenvolvimento web: 🔗

• The Present Future of User Interface Development
• Accessibility support for CSS generated content
• Using the aria-current attribute

Privacidade e ética: 🔗

• How Facial Recognition Will Change Your Face
• You can’t buy an ethical smartphone today
• Metadata Resistant Consensus
• Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter want to make your data portable
• Access Now supports bipartisan questioning of Google and Amazon over “domain fronting”
• Fixing these webs
• Propaganda Pheromones
• The online status indicator is dead

Soft skills: 🔗

• Evolving process for evolving teams
• Understanding, Owning and Leveraging Your Privilege In Tech

Política, economia: 🔗

• Is taxation theft?
• What if economic growth isn’t as positive as you think?

Outros: 🔗

• Yes, You Can Catch Insanity
• Mutant Standard is 1!
• How to ask a favor
• What does sleep do?
• Thinking Critically About Apple
• “What Would You Do Without a Phone?”

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Esse artigo foi postado originalmente no blog de Victor Magalhães.