Middleman is a static site generator based on Sinatra. Providing dozens of templating languages (Haml, Sass, Compass, Slim, CoffeeScript, and more). Makes minification, compression, cache busting, Yaml data (and more) an easy part of your development cycle.

This HTML5 specification is like no other—It has been processed with you, the humble web developer, in mind.

The HTMLBundle.sugar offers most of the actions from the Textmate HTML.bundle that aren’t included with TEA for Espresso

Easy is a CSS/HTML/JavaScript framework started as a personal project and then grew into something more. The idea behind it is to reduce the amount of time spent on setting up the basic master HTML template by reusing the same coding techniques.

CSS3 version of Aristo

Bespin is a Mozilla Labs experiment on how to build an extensible Web code editor using HTML 5 technology.

This document proposes a XML format available to templates providers to let them list and describe their templates in a single document containing all the information needed to allow the user of a content editing environment to select, download and use a template package.

Webmonkey redesigns and relaunches. This site was a big resource for me when I first started out on the web.

By implementing emerging web standards, Gears is influencing what the web of tomorrow will look and act like. And since Gears is an open source project, anyone can contribute.

Another PSD to HTML service. Playful website.

Just what it says.

Using CSS3 selectors to bend and shape browser rendering to your will. There are some convincing arguments in this article as to why and use this method.

A nice graphic of HTML source code and what makes it nice, clean code.

CSSMenuMaker.com is here to provide the average webmaster with tools to create custom, cross browser compatible website menus. Our menu generator makes it easy to create custom CSS menus without having to know all the complicated HTML and CSS.

Hopefully this will be the start of something bigger. Standards support in email won't get better until enough people demand a change.

Wide range of development cheat sheet links.

A cross-browser implementation of the WHATWG Web Forms 2.0 specification. This specification is currently a mature working draft and has been adopted by the W3C HTML Working Group to serve as a starting point for the next version of HTML.

RDF is different. It’s not a format; it’s a framework for describing data.

Simon Collison asks a question that I have asked myself many times, How to use H tags. I generally tend to think H1 tags should only be used once per page to set heirarchy but not everyone thinks so.

A nice chart by Jens Meiert with showing what elements are supported in which HTML and XHTML specifications. Interesting to see some of the elements getting dropped in XHTML 2.0

Expect to see some nice CSS and markup solutions with this competition if enough people get involved. Will have to keep my eye on this.

"Convenient, yet unfortunate that most designers and developers don’t even know the element exists."

A handy little calculator to figure out the best width for your columns and gutters, while both retaining a relationship to your font size and staying inside your target browser window width.

The ESWAT web project framework is a kit that contains a folder structure and some pre-written components that I use whenever I start off a new web project.

The Aptana IDE is a free, open-source, cross-platform, JavaScript-focused development environment for building Ajax applications. Works with eclipse.

A really nice xhtml,html,css reference with code examples.

Article on the jello mold layout technique.

A good practice guide to XHTML and CSS