Links from 2011

An upcoming music service, based on your smartphone. With wahwah.fm, you listen to your music and broadcast it at the same time.

Come on, my attribute selector.

Mobile context has been overblown. It is device capabilities and constraints plus the fact that mobile devices are with you anywhere and everywhere. But those factors are important enough that they force us to rethink Web design.

minor9th: Trust me on the vaseline - Seven things I've learned the hard way about running http://bit.ly/j4MSL7

In his High Performance Mobile presentation at Mobilism in Amsterdam, Netherlands Steve Souders discussed the importance of performance on the Web, why it is even more important on mobile, and a set of emerging best practices for faster mobile Web site.

Add CSS styles to any website, and share the result with a short link

Remarkable.

For those inevitable moments.

7 years old and we still can't do this.

Really well done.

Just like your favorite graphics editor but in your browser. And it creates CSS.

Learn all about ISO speed, aperture, and shutter speed using this online SLR camera simulator

codepo8: Cool but obscure unix tools: http://bit.ly/ml1FaC

Yes.

paul_irish: Very finely compiled Frontend Dev Guidelines from @taitems : http://goo.gl/QYuuW

matr77: Learned today that jQuery runs 44% of the top 10,000 web sites, and is set to pass Flash this year. Amazing. http://bit.ly/uxHgc

Bad title, good article

Closed for 8 weeks from 3rd May.

codepo8: Google Analytics now offers a site speed report, including page load times: http://mths.be/aza

"We are confused about fats," says Al Overton, who buys gourmet oils for the organic supermarket chain Planet Organic. "People are always asking me what to cook with. The simple answer is, keep a range of oils. Keep coconut or a similar saturated fat for heavy frying, olive and rapeseed oils for light frying and salads, and pumpkin and avocado oils for dressings and dips."

souders: Our Best Practices are Killing Us: New video, slideshow, and blog post. http://goo.gl/h7sfC

antimega: 3d printed strandbeests, ready to buy, ready to walk. amazing. http://www.shapeways.com/shops/theojansen

brucel: "CSS for High Traffic Websites" available for order http://bit.ly/kHcvma by @yaili and @booshtukka. (Foreword by me, edited by @dstorey)

fazalkhan: Holmes is stand-alone diagnostic CSS that can highlight potentially invalid or erroneous HTML markup by adding 1 class. http://bit.ly/j3r0bb