Polyfills and webcomponent support across browers.
Welcome – Polymer
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Mojolicious – Perl real-time web framework
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I don’t do much Perl any more, but this web development framework could be useful for those that do.
Input: Fonts for Code
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Questioning the use of monospace fonts for programming.
HTML Imports: #include for the web – HTML5 Rocks
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A resource import model with dependency management and de-duping for HTML5. Once browser support is widespread enough, this will move even more of web application development from the server to the browser.
Many Eyes : Browsing visualizations
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Pointers to many data visualization resources.
Breach – A browser for the HTML5 era
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Modular open source browser, with Chromium rendering layer, built on node.js, customizable with html/css/js.
A Less-Angry Rainbow
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A cyclical rainbow gradient with better perceptual properties than the usual HSL space.
Compound Interest
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Compound Interest is a really interesting site that gives information about chemical compounds in various everyday items, what they do, and how they work. The information is provided as an infographic. Examples include: What Causes “New Car Smell”?, How Does Sunscreen Work?, The Colors of Gemstones, and Why Does Bacon Smell So Good?
wavepot
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Cool audio experiment thingie in the browser.
Videogrep: Automatic Supercuts with Python – Sam Lavigne
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A simple concept, but a good bit of hackery. Videogrep can search through video dialog (using a subtitle file) for patterns, and automatically assemble a supercut.