Can't say enough good things about @pocket and how well they stash all my reading to web, iOS, and Android. I'm never bored.

Pursue something so important that even if you fail, the world is better off with you having tried. -- @timoreilly 

Whenever you feel like a genius, remember there was a time in your life when you were learning to not shit in your pants.

* { box-sizing: border-box } FTW « Paul Irish  http://bit.ly/11E7XZM  #morningdevtreat

Everyone wants social widgets, but they hurt page performance. Here's a better way  http://taylor.fausak.me/2012/05/31/better-social-widget-lazy-loading/ … #morningdevtreat

If you missed it last night: shoot for the moon  http://www.kixx.name/blogs/entrepreneur/to_the_moon … #entrepreneurs #startups

"Don't think about how to explain your app to a user. Instead, think about how a user will explain it to another user." via @sacca

Thinking: We should have a online mag featuring interviews with tech, entrepreneur, and innovation leaders in the Northeast US.

I love being a developer, but on awesome weather days like this, it's hard to get work done.

Contracts for developers who hate contracts http://t.co/iS4fXoml

Building a great web application is hard. Seriously.

A new, fresh smelling blog post. It's been a while. This one is how I setup a Mac for web development  http://bit.ly/18lfv9M 

This HTML form design deserves a pencil and notebook. Use a hammer for nails and a screwdriver for screws. #UX

Well, I'm actually quite impressed with the user experience on the @southwestair website.

RT @blainsmith: SkyFonts - Sync Google Web Fonts to your Desktop automatically  http://rblgk.co/12mrhdX  #fonts #syncing cc @schutzsmith

I love how git makes branches so cheap, but lordy, do I hate fixing a huge merge conflict.

Possibly the best self help guide. Ever. RT @blainsmith: The Complete Guide to Not Giving a Fuck  http://rblgk.co/11pEdR9 

Just pulled the trigger on a 11" mb air. No more lugging around that 17" beast.

I love Boston. Lived there and loved it. Ran the marathon twice. And, so proud of how that city is handling this.

Implementing autocomplete for the 50 states on a web form is easy. Why do we still have a drop down select with 50 options?