A few weeks ago I created a Github repo to aide people in setting up Sublime Text more quickly. It lists the essential plugins that ‘most’ users will need & a few others for the programmers among you. Please check it out, fork the project & help me make it better: https://github.com/mrmartineau/SublimeTextSetup

My beautiful wife, Alice, uses a version of a Cloze test for when she teaches. She creates these tests using Word & a lot of copying & pasting. When she saw my Quick & Dirty Cloze test with Lettering.js we discussed it & I set about creating a basic webapp so that she could speed up this mundane task.

A useful tip from @numerosign if you’re creating CSS animations. You should also checkout his iPad app called CSS3Machine – I’ll let you work out what it does ;-)

Brilliant read about CSS font-stacks showing you what the big players use & that you don’t necessarily need @font-face or Typekit to have great fonts on your site. Check it.

Faruk Ateş takes a dislike to mine & seemingly everyone else’s experiments with CSS3…

Awesome site by Paul Irish & Divya Manian that provides all the base files needed to begin any web project – check it!

The man (Louis J Montulli II) widely credited for coming up with the most hated of all HTML tags, the blink tag, reflects on his involvement in its creation.

It can be done with Thomas Maier’s Photoshop action