Let It Slide

Clean Sweep General web html-janitor [github/guardian] gives your HTML a bit of a clean up. Along the same lines, Grind [github/rsc] gives your Go code a nice little polish. gzip and poetry — together at last! [jvns] That’s an old post, but here’s a newer one [jvns] about how it works. A Fine Pair Design Polarr [v2.polarr] is an online photo editor. And here are some great resources for pairing fonts [newmediacampaigns]. Let It Slide SitePoint First up today, here are three JavaScript libraries you should keep track of this year. Then we have a look at testing APIs with RAML. And then there’s this examination of just how awfully inaccessible slideshows are. Remote Control News/business Ed Snowden, Glenny G and Laura Poitras (we couldn’t come up with a funny nickname for her) held a Reddit AMA [reddit] and it was as great as you’d expect! Unless you’re an evil government operative, in which case it was pretty bad for you and your kind. Meanwhile, Google launched a family-friendly YouTube ap [arstechnica]. Motherboard looks ahead to the 3D-printed, biohacked bodies we’ll soon be rocking [motherboard.vice]. And lastly for this section, here’s Remote OK [remoteok], a job listing board recommending organizations where it’s OK to work remotely. Face Time Off-topic Calaos [calaos] is an open-source platform for home automation. Programmar [programmar] looks like it’s maybe “Medium for devs”? Something like that. Anyway, it looks good. Finally, here’s a bunch of faces generated using pure DNA [nytimes], which is weird and creepy and insane. Good job! That's it for today. Tomorrow we'll be wearing a new face 3D-printed from our DNA and it's going to be great.