What We Read This Weekend – September 17

The Top Contact Management, Social Media, API, and Marketing Articles We Read This Weekend
Matt Hubbard

Author: Matt Hubbard

@matthewrhubbard

When we’re not solving the world’s contact information problems and debating the NFL, we read a lot.

Here’s the best of what we read over the weekend:

Social Media/General Tech

The Role of APIs in the Future of Search – SEOMoz

LinkedIn Hits 10 Million Users in the U.K., More Than Tripling Its Users in 3 Years – The Next Web

Will the Internet Replace Traditional Education? – The Next Web

Sales/Marketing

An In-Depth Look at the Science of Twitter Timing - KISSmetrics

The Rise of Visual Social Media - FastCompany

40 Ways to Get Banned From the Top 5 Social Networks - Hubspot

Startups/Denver

Rework by the Founders of 37 Signals

Creating a Job Market for the Most Fulfilling Jobs - FastCompany

Why Remote Workers are More Engaged - Harvard Business Review

Things I’ve Quit Doing at My Desk - Justin Jackson

For Developers

A Garden Variety of Bloom Filters - Mathias Vallentin

Comparing Go and Java - Boundary

How Can One Manage Thousands of IF … THEN … ELSE rules? – StackExchange

Achieving Top Mental Performance for Software Developers – Software Creation Mystery

Neat Algorithms – Flocking – Harry.me

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  • http://justinjackson.ca/ Justin

    Hey guys; thanks for linking to my post! What did you guys think? Were there any points you thought you might put into practice?

    • Xorlev

      Personally I’ve stopped trying to think at my desk. Going outside and taking a quick walk tends to shake things loose. At home I’ve been experimenting with a standing desk and I agree it’s a lot easier to walk away to go think about a problem.