CSS {outline: none;}
/*don’t do it — just don’t.*/
http://t.co/BkWyBYyH

display:inline-block is massively underused for the handiness and power it comes with. Good write up on the subject: http://t.co/QYo4CbCz

nice collection of HTML5 input form patterns: http://dir.kg/html5formregex /via @flocke

nice collection of features that Sass has and LESS hasn’t:  http://dir.kg/sold.on.sass 

Working with web images and using OSX? This is a nice GUI for batching lossless image optimization http://imageoptim.pornel.net /via @schill

loving @estellevw's CSS3 Gradient country flags: http://www.standardista.com/CSS3gradients/flags.html - even the Union Jack work - nice :-)

http://layerstyles.org - like Photoshop’s Layer Styles, but in your browser & generates CSS. /via @modernizr

Here's the slides to my #owc4 talk "Making your web dev life easier using SASS, Compass and the new tools": http://t.co/piBuKUZh :-)

YAY! @twitter is now unhashbangified! Thanks to @danwrong and the rest of the responsible crew for bringing back proper URL's :-)

The Slides of my #HTML5DevConf talk “Let Grunt do the work, focus on the fun!” are now online:  http://dir.kg/grunt.slides 

use effective CSS Selectors! http://t.co/0TsqGkY /via @macx

Input type=image considered harmful, and how to fix: http://dir.kg/9 /via @kentbrew

very happy to see the big web companies working together. http://t.co/9U4elWgN is going to invaluable :-)

this is just too awesome (and ever so slightly nerdy): telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl and watch Star Wars IV as ascii movie! /via @tabatkins

I updated my HTML5 Placeholder Polyfill to add better Screenreader accessibility: http://t.co/zJqJ8O1L — opinions?

Mr @danwrong has blogged about hashbang URLs and man is he right! http://mz05.de/4e

nice examples of CSS3 transitions and the events that can trigger them: http://dir.kg/f

"Don’t use ID selectors in CSS" by @screwlewse: http://dir.kg/css-no-ids — I haven't used them in ages and don't feel like missing out…

loving @moritzgiessmann's beautiful Skiplinks demo using CSS3 Transitions: http://t.co/LWOFSwN0

Thanks everybody who attended my Sass talk at #html5devconf! I’m very happy about your feedback :-) here’s my slides: http://t.co/EsuLtkzT