Daily Digest: Ubuntu OS gets Smartphone Partner, Automated JS Testing, Health Monitoring in ASP.NET MVC, and more…

Ubuntu Touch OS wins its first smartphone partner: 
Canonical has inked its first deal with partner who’ll put the Linux-basd operating system on its phones, CEO Mark Shuttleworth reveals.
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Home Appliance Makers Connect with Open Source ‘Internet of Things’ Project: 
The AllSeen Alliance is working on an open source framework that it says can be used to connect almost anything to the Internet
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Chinese hackers targeted European diplomats at G20: 
A simple e-mail delivered the virus allowing Chinese hackers to access computers during the international summit, says security firm FireEye
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Automated JavaScript Testing with BrowserSwarm: 
There are developers who write code which is so perfect they never need test it. They’re usually the same ones who refuse to add comments, use source control or discuss their techniques with fellow colleagues. For the rest of us, testing is essential — but mind-numbingly tedious. Web developers also have the onerous task of deploying their code in a multitude of web browsers on different PCs and OSs.
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Programming CSS: Bundling and Minification: 
Learn about bundling and minification of CSS files from the unique perspective of software tooling available in ASP.NET MVC 4.
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Implementing Health Monitoring in ASP.NET MVC Applications: 
It is equally as important to continuously monitor the behavior of your ASP.NET application in a production environment as it is to successfully develop and deploy it. Read on to learn about the health monitoring feature in ASP.NET and how to implement it in ASP.NET MVC applications.
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Technology and Friends and the Kinect, C#, Netduino and robots!: 
Greg Duncan spends some quality time with a budding Kinect developer…
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