This Week in Web Tech #10

Each week we post links about design and web technology to our Twitter feed. Once a week we round those links up into a blog post we like to call This Week in Web Tech.

Has it been 10 weeks of TWiWT already? How time flies.

• Has responsive design killed Photoshop for web designers?
• From our own blog, some thoughts on mobile-first design, native apps, and the new multi-device reality
• Responsive Images for HTML5
• Fokus: bring attention to certain page elements by fading everything else.
• equalize.js: a jQuery plugin to help make elements the same across specified dimensions
• Brunch: an HTML5 application assembler
• Retina displays can be difficult: Mo' Pixels Mo' Problems
• Adobe launched their own directory of free, easily-embeddable webfonts with Adobe Edge Web Fonts
• Why it's important to understand the DOM and layout structure when designing web apps.
• HorizontalNav: jQuery plugin that stretches a navbar to use all available space
• We're sponsoring the Rails Rumble this year, and registration just opened today!
• A list of six expected web design trends in 2013
• Wait Until Exists may be a faster version of jQuery(document).ready
• The W3C has published a plan to bring HTML5 to recommendation status in 2014
• Is it possible to screenshare a browser tab using HTML5?
• string.js provides some super handy string utilities in Javascript
• Divshot was featured as one of 16 responsive designs that you can learn from on Digital Telepathy
• Here are 5 reasons responsive design is absolutely worth it
• A huge roundup of JS libraries and jQuery plugins
• What is the modern meaning of unobtrusive javascript?

That's it for this week! Remember, to catch these links as they come out, just follow us on Twitter!