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One day, your computer will be a big-ass table…

CSSVista is a free Windows application for web developers which lets you edit your CSS code live in both Internet Explorer and Firefox simultaneously.

CSSVista is from the folks who gaves us Litmus

Saffron is a pretty slick looking and powerfull UML modeling tool built on the AIR platform. Can’t wait to see the final release!

Top features:

• Wireframe editor allows both developers and/or designers to create wireframes for their projects
• Allows for Actionscript 2, Actionscript 3, PHP4 and Java Code generation directly from the app.
• Sports an entirely customizable UI which contains several dock-able panels that can be placed anywhere by the user.
• Enterprise level capability having the ability to support models with hundreds of classes without performance degradation
• Beautiful UI
• Integrated Version Control
• Sophisticated printing options give you complete control over how your diagram is printed
• Cross Platform on both OS X and Windows
• Full round trip support for both AS2 and AS3 (Java will soon follow), always keeping your model and code in synch every step of the way.

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This one’s been around for a bit, but a fun watch nevertheless.

Just stop. Please.

It’s always been a slight pet peeve of mine. I understand that back in the days of mono-spaced fonts on typewriters it was necessary, and that some still have those old bad habits. But this, my friends, is the future. OK, we still don’t have jetpacks and kitchens of the future, but we do have variable width fonts that aren’t meant to have double spaces after periods (or full stops if you’re in other parts of the world).

I’m not one to cite style guides, but single spaces after punctuation is considered proper according to the MLA, APA, and the Chicago Manual of Style. So neener-neener.

Great inspiration resource for logos and identity design
http://logopond.com/

Amazing. Truly amazing.

Pretty cool art installation from Dan Havel and Dean Ruck
http://www.designverb.com/2007/06/11/tunnel-house