BrowserMob seems to be a winner in this space. Like that you can write your own test cases using Selenium.
Software Development
Doing a make on git is so clean that I just like to sit and watch all the commands go by so cleanly.
MediaWiki is sort of blowing my mind.
Stock Charts in HTML5
HumbleFinance produces really nice looking, smooth and interactive charts in HTML5 using Canvas. Very nice. At MarketWatch we had been trying to do this several years ago but it was really hard to get the user experience we wanted. I think browser technology has finally reached the point where you can do this stuff right. (via Daring Fireball)
Flavors.me ← Having a personal landing page is getting more popular. I like the concept, but I don’t want to have this hosted elsewhere. We could easily build these sites with some specialized WordPress themes.
Harmony ← Very cool HTML5 painting tool.
Peeing and Hockey — What a great chart.
TypeWith.me ← Firing up the open sourced code from Etherpad.
Showing Your Kid to Program
My friend Jim and I were talking the other day and he asked me for some recommendations on a way to introduce his son to computer programming. I have shared, probably multiple times, with Jim how I learned BASIC when I was around 6 years old and how important I felt that was. My …
Keep reading · 4 minutes: Showing Your Kid to ProgramPlayed with Twilio today. Impressed.