#guardian
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Bye bye Mongo, Hello Postgres
The Guardian’s switch from Mongo to Postgres on AWS. Good explanation of their careful approach. -
Guardian Pairing Tests
Used by the Guardian during their developer recruitment processCategories
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How the Guardian uses GitHub to audit GitHub
Uses a bot to find users within an org without 2FA, a full name and someone responsible for them.Categories
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Techlightenment
Built The Guardian’s Facebook appCategories
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Guardian's travel and holiday website list
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Today's Guardian (Phil Gyford’s website)
…and here’s creator Phil’s background to why he built it.Categories
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Today's Guardian
A completely different way of reading The Guardian online, more like the printed newspaper with a sense of reading from a...Categories
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Guardian Soulmates mobile
Soulmates now has a mobile-friendly template set with cut-down but useful functionalityCategories
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Charlotte Read
Freelance London-based designer (as of March 2009). Lovely portfolio and recent work for the Guardian.Categories
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Four crowdsourcing lessons from the Guardian’s (spectacular) expenses-scandal experiment
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Designing consistency
A peak into the Guardian’s pleasingly pedantic style guide for tables used on its sites (Not sure why the document title is...Categories
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Children's art offers unique perspective on climate change
Brilliant. Some wag has slipped a Goatse tribute into a gallery of children’s artwork representing climate change in the... -
Social networks are growing in niches
The examples in the article look very weak, but the basic idea seems a winnerCategories
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Charlie Brooker: Nightclubs are hell
Oh God yes. “It’s not enough to pretend you’re having fun in the club any more - you’ve got to pretend you’re having fun in...Categories
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niksilver.com » Guardian Unlimited’s new look: Some background on templating
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Comment is free: Charlie Brooker
Charlie’s Guardian columns. Full of bile. NiceCategories