"Less.js is a JavaScript implementation of LESS that’s run by your web browser. As any JavaScript, you include a link to the script in your HTML, and…that’s that. LESS is now going to process LESS code so instead of including a link to a CSS file, you’ll include a link directly to your LESS code. That’s right, no CSS pre-processing, LESS will handle it live."

Fabric is a Python library and command-line tool for streamlining the use of SSH for application deployment or systems administration tasks.

Creating an accessible data chart or graph in HTML is very tricky to achieve, especially with some elements, such as images, that allow only the most basic features that give textual information to non-visual users. What are the solutions?

Provides utilities for making your own python package index.

Usage easy_install basketweaver

cd <a/directory/with/eggs/

makeindex *

Outputs:

"index" folder with links to all eggs in the higher up directory.

"For best performance, CSS and JavaScript should be served up using as few requests and bytes as possible. Juicer is a new command line tool that helps by resolving dependencies, merging and minifying files. It can even check your syntax, add cache busters to and cycle asset hosts on URLs in CSS files and more."

YSlow analyzes web pages and tells you why they're slow based on the rules for high performance web sites. YSlow is a Firefox add-on integrated with the popular Firebug web development tool.

This is not a wireframing tool but a simple CMS which then lets you export the whole thing as a folder with all HTML and CSS. You can add pages, subpages, images, enter text using textile and link to those images/files and that seems to be it.
As I would start with a CMS for most websites I do anyway, I have that functionality already though (and I have the correct layout)

From the site: "Liberate your media with Pixelpipe and get your content out to your favorite social network, photo/video and blog service. We support popular destinations and provide a number of applications to free your media from your desktop and mobile."

I am not sure this copy your stuff everywhere approach with all those services these days is really a good thing. It mainly duplicates content and makes wading through all the stuff more complicated and time consuming.

I should blog abou it.

a quicktime splitting and conversion tool