Rough and Tumblr

Pho Real General web jem.js [github/sedran] is a JavaScript Event Manager for custom events. crib [github/rafalchmiel] is a dynamic way to explore and package REST APIs (cheers Rafal!). pho [github/danielstjules] is a BDD test framework for PHP. Looks delicious. And here’s a guide from the npm blog on how to publish a jQuery plugin to npm [blog.npmjs]. iOCSS Design Here’s an interesting look at web design in Japan [webdesign.tutsplus]. Interface design company Atomic [atomic] looks like one worth keeping an eye on. With wordmark [workmark], you can see what a given word looks like in every font on your computer. Here’s a collection of iDevices presented in CSS [lukejamestaylor], available for download. Rough and Tumblr SitePoint On SitePoint, we had a look at how to create a Tumblr theme with Bootstrap. Then we have an article focusing on the power of community, focusing on one of the strongest communities out there at the moment — Sass. The SIMs News/business Lenovo has been caught installing adware (malware) on its computers, leaving them with all sorts of security issues [thenextweb]. Here’s how you remove it from your system [arstechnica]. Meanwhile, British and American spies casually hacked into the largest SIM card manufacturer in the world in order to monitor cellular comms [firstlook]. Nothing too out of the ordinary there, that’s just SOP, right? Y Combinator is trying to up its game when it comes to diversity — here’s how and why [fastcompany]. Stripe has made it incredibly easy to add Bitcoin to your site [stripe]. Product people — that page does pretty much everything right, so check it out. Let Me Googly That for You Off-topic This power plant is powered by waves [motherboard.vice]. Water waves, not, like, Mexican waves or brain waves or something. Twindr [twindr] makes unfollowing people on Twitter work just like Tinder, except you’ll feel more alone at the end of it all. Actually, it’s exactly like Tinder. Finally, this Chrome extension puts googly eyes on everything! [chrome.google]. And that's it for the week! We'll be back next week, googly eyes and all. See you then.