Oh man. Github is my favorite "social network". Best. Commit. Evar! http://t.co/VmsC0nv

We need to teach the kids of today better. Java? lower foo? Come on guys. http://t.co/k14U3x3O

"You are a computer salesman - I am fucking JAMES BOND!" http://t.co/9tVegSOb #thepenismightier

ul > $li > a { background-color: grey }

CSS 4 baybee! (rule applies to li not the a!)

http://t.co/3JrkkjXT

Thank god. Clippy is back, and he comes with more Webby! http://t.co/SYOw2DEp

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How HTML 5 link prefetching can make your site load faster with one line of code.

http://bit.ly/cbSTse

Now that is a cool arsed git cheatsheet http://t.co/T6ltoeh

"The second O in Google doesn't have the right yellow gradient." Legend indeed. http://t.co/THgrfoe

"I had a problem that I decided to solve using Java. Now I have two AbstractProblemFactory's with dependency injection"

The one place I wanted the web based IDE was GitHub. Now it is there. http://t.co/8Ju2mYb awesome.

An explanation of the CSS animation on Apple's iPhone 4S webpage http://t.co/SNoeS84o /by @johnbhall

"Doctor JS is a genius. He'll analyze your JavaScript code" amazing static analysis! http://doctorjs.org/

Billy Lamberta and Keith Peters have a forkable HTML5 Animation book. http://t.co/SqU5HTHl

"Today, Apple added a beautiful new package to their official developer tools suite: Command Line Tools for Xcode." http://t.co/eDvFP19S

Enyo 2.0: Write a Web app, package it with PhoneGap, run it through PhoneGap build, and get it in stores http://t.co/FWB6rAvv

"Light Table: we need a real work surface to code on, not just an editor and a project explorer." http://t.co/7EQDp36a

"CodeKit automatically compiles Less, Sass, Stylus & CoffeeScript. It effortlessly combines, minifies & errorchecks js" http://t.co/8F1mEdlh

"By using this software, you agree that anything you make with it is in part ours." http://t.co/ZGpmRsXX

"Today we are introducing Dart, a class-based optionally typed programming language for building web applications."

http://t.co/YHiD9CN4

"We've trained everyone to use passwords that are hard for humans to remember, but easy for computers to guess." http://t.co/k6rO8b7