This is an Alfred extension for opening the New Tweet window in Tweetbot for Mac.

Note: This was originally posted over on Forrst

Scaffold is a lightweight API framework designed to replace those API frameworks that are maybe too light, such as Epiphany.

It seems Chris Coyier has started a trend with his post Monthly Service Costs. Many people have followed him, including Daniel Eden (post), so, just like the good little sheep I am, that is exactly what I'm going to do.

While I'm pretty new to node, I've been on the compass train for quite a while now. Naturally, I decided to combine them, and node-compass was born.

I've been thinking. You come here, to read various things on various subjects written by someone, that chances are, you know nothing about. I'd like to fix that.

In light of recent changes to the Twitter API, developers how gone beserk in a knee-jerk reaction, many claiming things that just aren't true.

For those of you that don't know, @supports is a new feature coming in CSS (current implemented only in Firefox Nightly) that will, for the most part, replace basic uses of Modernizr.

Now I'm pretty sure this won't be the first post you've read about Responsive Web Design, but I think I have a unique perspective on the concept that I would like to share with you.

Progressive Enhancement is the art of providing the best possible experience for everyone, without being restricted by legacy technology, allowing you to exploit some of the newer technologies to their full potential.

CSS Nesting has been something previously reserved for the dark magic known as pre-processors. They came along, with their own evil syntax and malevolent non-spec features, but not anymore! Nesting.js is here!

While Spotify isn't exactly new, it still hasn't found its way into the hand of the everyday consumer. This is why I think you should be using it.

If you have been reading this blog over the past few months, then you will have noticed a banner promising changes to this blog. They're here.

Today, I’m here to address the age old problem of detecting if caps lock is on inside a text field, more specifically, a password field.

A common problem on todays web is the need for textures. It is common to see textures on the web, but in current implementations, they're inflexible, and dirty.

So it has finally been done, noise in (almost) pure css. I say almost because of the way it works.

Blogcase will revolutionise the way you find new blogs.

Believe it or not, there is a cure for cancer.

Before I tell you this, I’m not saying this is the best way to do this, nor the only way. I’m not even telling you to do this.

So I’m finally talking about the much-discussed topic of equality. Equality is a, possibly the, word that gets used when talking about all people being equal.

After reading an amazing write up from Dan Eden – I’m going to express my views of how browser, not only CSS experiments are getting out of hand.

2011 was full of amazing characters, and their even more amazing work. Their work was inspiring. Through the medium of blog I would like to thank, and perhaps raise some awareness to others about these influential people in my life.

So it’s already new year’s eve, and what a year it’s been. Throughout this year, I have obtained a new laptop that runs OSX, a hackintosh. So I thought I would show you what’s in my dock, and why.

Amazon, in case you have been living under a rock for the past few years, is an online store from which you can buy pretty much anything.

Before I start, I would like to mention this post was inspired by one written by Dan Eden, but I want to go into a little more detail, I advise you go ahead and read his post first as it introduces the concept a little better than I can hope to.

I was recently scrolling down my Forrst stream, and I came upon a quite disturbing post (Edit 1: Post has been deleted). It basically consisted of the post author refusing to accept the feedback of fellow forrst-ers.