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No Images? Click here The Route of the Issue Front-end First up, a framework for creating a predictable, harmonious spacing system [blog.prototypr]. And an intro to component routing with Angular Router [sitepoint]. An explanation of JavaScript scope and closures [css-tricks].   See How They Run Back-end/programming WhatRuns [whatruns] is an extension that’ll show you the tools and technologies powering a site. How an open source project, using 57 lines of code, replicated an AUD $86 million project [medium/@taitems]. Set in my state, too, which is always nice. How to use Zend Expressive to quickly start enterprise app development [sitepoint]. Botwiki [botwiki] is a catalog of friendly, useful and artistic bots, plus the tools and tutorials you need to make your own.   Tip the Scales Design/UX/product How Atlassian builds UX teams at scale [uxpin]. A piece on user interfaces and variable fonts [alistapart].   No Wunder! News/business Apple’s September 12 iPhone event might be worth a watch [recode]. Or, “a Watch”, even. Attackers are now using Android devices to launch DDoS attacks [arstechnica]. A deep dive into the new Uber CEO and and what the appointment may mean for the company [stratechery]. One of Facebook’s wunderkinds (wunderkinders? wunderers?) has moved to Google, to work on the company’s Assistant feature [bloomberg]. An explanation of how DeepMind taught AI to play video games [medium/@mngrwl]. Skype now has a code editor you can use to test candidates [skype].   You Wrote Nothing, Jon Snow Everything else Just in time for the season finale, the new Game of Thrones book, The Winds of Winter has been written! By a neural network! [motherboard.vice]. Six tricks to get the most out of Whatsapp [motherboard.vice]. Finally, and importantly, Ridiculous Fishing has been updated for iOS 11! [macstories].       This edition of Versioning brought to you by: Still using logs to troubleshoot application errors? Upgrade your debugging workflows with Bugsnag. Automatically detect & diagnose errors impacting your users. Get instant crash alerts. Know instantly which errors to fix first. Find & reproduce any error using in-depth diagnostic reports.  Try it free.     There's Versioning for another Tuesday. I'll have some more for you tomorrow, once I've finished up this Winds of Winter book. Although, I should probably start by reading all of the other ones. Actually, I'll just watch every episode again, a couple of times. So I guess what I'm saying is, maybe see you in your inbox tomorrow! Curated by Adam. Wait, why am I here, what is this?   You're receiving this email because you've signed up for Versioning, SitePoint's daily email for web developers. Manage your preferences to stop receiving Versioning, or unsubscribe from all SitePoint emails below.   Like    Tweet    Forward  Preferences  |  Unsubscribe