Friday links 65

1. JSbooks – free javascript books
2. The Ideal Praise-to-Criticism Ratio – Jack Zenger and Joseph Folkman – Harvard Business Review
3. A Tweet Falls in the Woods: How People See (or Don’t) Your Best Posts | Social Media Today
4. Another America – Thomas JORION Photographer
5. Best Best Practices Ever | Javalobby
6. The No UI debate is rubbish
7. Dynamic LINQ Queries with Expression Trees
8. Demo: Pure CSS speech bubbles – Nicolas Gallagher
9. Book Of Hook
10. How do I become a successful programmer?—programming is terrible
11. Thinking Like a Web Designer | Android Developers Blog
12. Visualizing the customer experience using customer experience journey maps | Designing Change
13. Learn Modules | Unity
14. inessential.com: Brian’s Stupid Feed Tricks
15. Time for some perspective in the free-to-play games debate | Technology | guardian.co.uk
16. Breaking down Amazon’s mega dropdown – Ben Kamens
17. Apply session state behavior per action in Asp.Net MVC – Thoughts Compiler
18. Using the SQLite database engine with Windows Phone 8 apps
19. Twitter / ryan: This is by far the best bit …
20. Poor Man’s Agile: Scrum in 5 Simple Steps at Scott Porad
21. Algorithm predicts your location in 24 hours with 20-metre accuracy (Wired UK)