Web excursions: June 15, 2011 - June 23, 2011

Links of interest from June 15, 2011 through June 23, 2011:

• Too Long; Didn't Read - Chrome Web Store
  I want this for Safari.
• luo.ma - My dot-source file
  More evidence that TJ is, in fact, super smart.Y

Web excursions: June 6, 2011 - June 8, 2011

Links of interest from June 6, 2011 through June 8, 2011:

• Action at a Distance — The five-minute guide to Apple’s announcements at the WWDC keynote in 2011
  TUAW's Richard Gaywood's beautiful summa

Taking the Markdown to Evernote service further

Martin Kopischke has taken my little Markdown to Evernote Service and made it whole. I dropped the project pretty quickly as I stopped using Evernote as my primary storage for text notes, and I left i

Web excursions: May 24, 2011 - May 31, 2011

Links of interest from May 24, 2011 through May 31, 2011:

• CSS: Elastic Videos
  "Using the max-width:100% and height:auto trick works with native HTML5 video tag, but it doesn't work with embed code usi

Web excursions: May 16, 2011 - May 23, 2011

Links of interest from May 16, 2011 through May 23, 2011:

• Why aren't you using git-flow? - Jeff Kreeftmeijer
  Really, why aren't we all? It's a fairly complex git-based development workflow made very,

Web excursions: May 4, 2011 - May 16, 2011

Links of interest from May 4, 2011 through May 16, 2011:

• Cool, but obscure unix tools :: KKovacs
  There are many sweet-looking UNIX tools in there, most available through homebrew.
• 10+ useful tools to

Web excursions: May 1, 2011

Links of interest for May 1, 2011:

• Common elements used in interface button design
  Just in case you're designing outside of the CSS3 range, there are some great tips (and tutorials) for mimicking comm

Web excursions: April 26 - May 1

Links of interest from April 26 through May 1:

• Vico Editor
  With a little more polishing (and better support for existing TextMate commands), this little editor is primed to take TextMate 2.0 off of my

Web excursions: April 20 - April 24

Links of interest from April 20 through April 24:

• Omnifocus Themes
  I'll explain this more when I get a chance, but for someone just switching back to OmniFocus, this collection of themes is pretty awe

Web excursions: April 13 - April 19

Links of interest from April 13 through April 19:

• From Me To You
  These are amazing. GIF128 has come a long way since '94.
• Filter RSS feeds with Feed Rinse
  This is on my list of "things to do when I fee

Web excursions: April 9 - April 13

Links of interest from April 9 through April 13:

• murtaugh/HTML5-Reset - GitHub
  An HTML5 "blank" wordpress theme. I'm planning a major overhaul of the blog, this would probably be a good starting point

Web excursions: April 3 - April 9

Links of interest from April 3 through April 9:

• Common Elements Used in Wooden UI Design - Webdesigner Depot
  Some cool tutorials included, even if you're already bored with "wooden" UI design.
• CSS3 Ge

Web excursions: April 2 - April 3

Links of interest from April 2 through April 3:

• Ceaser - CSS Easing Animation Tool - Matthew Lein
  A tool to generate code for custom easing in CSS3 animations. Not only a time-saver, it makes possible

Web excursions: March 29 - April 2

Links of interest from March 29 through April 2:

• browserling - interactive cross-browser testing in your browser
  Really, really nice web-based browser testing. Test most Windows browsers without leavi

Web excursions: March 28

Links of interest for March 28:

• icanhazip.com Finds Your Public IP Anywhere
  I'd link the service, but there's not much to see. Which is why it's awesome.
• Huge Showcase of Detailed Interface Design Ele

Web excursions: March 26 - March 28

Links of interest from March 26 through March 28:

• Hacker’s Guide to Tea - World of Tea
  I took the Community Ed course from Mandala Tea, so I knew this stuff. Here it is, though, all put in one great

Web excursions: March 20 - March 25

Links of interest from March 20 through March 25:

• Formalize CSS - Teach your forms some manners!
  So, so nice. Consistent and beautiful form styling.
• 10 Omnigraffle tips you might not know (plus one bo

Web excursions: March 12 - March 20

Links of interest from March 12 through March 20:

• trash
  Use Finder's trash method from the command line. This build enables the "Put Back" feature in Finder for undeleting files.
• asprint
  View color-cod

Web excursions: March 7 - March 12

Links of interest from March 7 through March 12:

• Ruby for Newbies: Working with Directories and Files
  Good overview of the basics of Ruby file and directory handling.
• jessegrosjean/DropboxSync - GitHu

Web excursions: March 3 - March 7

Links of interest from March 3 through March 7:

• A simpler and faster alternative to wireframes - Attack Of Design
  Amen to that.
• sergeche/xmlview - GitHub
  Another "holy cow" Safari Extension. This one w

Web excursions: February 24 - March 2

Links of interest from February 24 through March 2:

• Show Hidden Files in Mac OS X Dialog Boxes with Command+Shift+Period)
  Not new, but neat to know.
• Aliases - Git SCM Wiki
  Handy, handy stuff. I suppose

Web excursions: February 22 - February 23

Links of interest from February 22 through February 23:

• Stickto's - Organization for people who love Moleskines
  A dynamic todo solution for Moleskins. A little silly, a little awesome.
• Command-line CS

Web excursions: February 19 - February 22

Links of interest from February 19 through February 22:

• Using HTML5 To Transform WordPress’ TwentyTen Theme - Smashing Magazine
  Ready to start using HTML5? Some solid arguments for, with good exampl

Web excursions: February 8 - February 19

Links of interest from February 8 through February 19:

• nakajima/slidedown - GitHub
  Generate HTML slides with Markdown. I've been playing with this, surprised to note I haven't bookmarked it before. It

Web excursions: February 5 - February 7

Links of interest from February 5 through February 7:

• Reed-Kellogg Diagrammer
  It's SilverLight, and it's butt ugly, but it's so awesome. It automatically diagrams any sentence you give it, it with rol

Web excursions: February 1 - February 2

Links of interest from February 1 through February 2:

• Backbone.js
  What's not to love about key-value models, custom events, collections and enumeration, views with declarative event handling, and a RE

Web excursions: January 30 - February 1

Links of interest from January 30 through February 1:

• Readability Blog - Enjoy reading, support writing.
  Neat.
• Pure Reader for Safari - Na’Design
  If you dig Reeder's stylish interface, you can bring

Web excursions: January 20 - January 28

Links of interest from January 20 through January 28:

• No more Archive.zip
  Brilliant.
• Mollify
  Self-hosted web-based file management. I'm not sure why I'd choose this over Dropbox or Cloud.app or Droplr

Web excursions: January 15 - January 20

Links of interest from January 15 through January 20:

• Event Delegation versus Event Handling - how to create quicker web apps
  Smart stuff, and an optimization that frameworks like jQuery can make real

Web excursions: January 13 - January 15

Links of interest from January 13 through January 15:

• Recording Interviews on Skype and converting to HTML5 friendly formats the easy way
  A complete solution for ScreenCasting with Skype (and a few ot

Web excursions: January 4 - January 13

Links of interest from January 4 through January 13:

• Volkside - Wirify homepage – The web as wireframes
  Cool trick; turn any web page into an instant wireframe version for easier visual dissection.

Web excursions: January 3 - January 4

Links of interest from January 3 through January 4:

• redo
  I wasn't at this wedding, but my friend (and awesome photographer) Peter Boysen was, and he captured this moment. If you look at it for a while

Web excursions: December 31 - January 2

Links of interest from December 31 through January 2:

• Clickable Tweet Links, Hashtags & Usernames In A Custom NSTextView ~ Flyosity by Mike Rundle)
  I'm not building a Twitter client, but there are som

Web excursions: December 10 - December 26

Links of interest from December 10 through December 26:

• Dontcom - HTML5 Boilerplate TextMate Template Bundles
  Handy HTML5 boilerplates as TextMate templates.
• Why you don't like changes to your design

Web excursions: December 4 - December 10

Links of interest from December 4 through December 10:

• HTML 5 innerShiv
  jQuery workaround for an IE html5 issue that a shiv can't solve. See related gist, too.
• 25 Tips for Intermediate Git Users : And

Web excursions: December 3 - December 4

Links of interest from December 3 through December 4:

• Fuzzy String for Javascript (a quicksilver-like string-comparing utility)
  "Fuzzy String is like QuickSilver on steroids." No joke. I had to tweak

Web excursions: November 26 - December 2

Links of interest from November 26 through December 2:

• Asynchronous Script Loading with LABjs
  Great overview of LABjs for non-blocking script loads.
• How To: Build a private collaboration site on WordP

Web excursions: November 25 - November 26

Links of interest from November 25 through November 26:

• msanders's snipmate.vim at master - GitHub
  Sweet, tab-completed snippets for Vim.
• ZenCoding.vim - vim plugins for HTML and CSS hi-speed coding.
  A

Web excursions: November 24 - November 25

Links of interest from November 24 through November 25:

• Daniel Fischer's Blog - A Starting Guide to VIM from Textmate
  Just in case you're thinking of switching to VIM (or MacVIM), check this out.
• Quic

Web excursions: November 20 - November 21

Links of interest from November 20 through November 21:

• Marco.org - Instapaper's backup method
  Instapaper's backup method. Strikingly similar to my personal backup method, except I've replaced BackBla

Web excursions: November 18 - November 19

Links of interest from November 18 through November 19:

• Google Voice Add-on Development « Post Topic - Open For Discussion
  Includes a list of endpoints for the Google Voice API, great fun for curl fa

Web excursions: November 12 - November 17

Links of interest from November 12 through November 17:

• Editing your Google Docs on the go - Official Google Docs Blog
  "We’re excited that the new documents editor now supports editing on your mobil

Web excursions: November 10 - November 12

Links of interest from November 10 through November 12:

• WordPress Hidden Gems: checked(), selected(), and disabled()
  useful functions that aren’t listed in the Codex: checked(), selected(), and disa

Web excursions: November 9

Links of interest for November 9:

• Supersized 3.0 – Full Screen Background & Slideshow jQuery Plugin - Build Internet
  It's been a year, but the esteemed Supersized jQuery slideshow plugin has revved

Web excursions: November 5 November 7

Links of interest from November 5 through November 7:

• Less Framework 2
  Everyone writes css differently. Less Framework takes this into account by having a minimal set of features, and does away with

Web excursions: November 4 November 5

Links of interest from November 4 through November 5:

• mod_pagespeed Overview
  From Google: "mod_pagespeed is an open-source Apache module that automatically optimizes web pages and resources on them.

Web excursions: October 31 November 4

Links of interest from October 31 through November 4:

• How To Build A Mobile Website - Smashing Magazine (blogit mobile ios iphone ipad webdesign )
  Some good starter tips for designing mobile we

Web excursions: November 4

Links of interest for November 4:

• Dropbox Uploader · Jaka Jančar
  Dropbox Uploader is a PHP class which can be used to upload files to Dropbox, an online file synchronization and backup service.

Around the web: October 31

Links of interest for October 31st:

• Marco.org - The Mac App Store isn't for today's Mac developers - Marco's take on the announcement of Apple's Mac App Store, and what it could really mean for deve