This Week in Web Tech #3

Each week we post links about web tech and design to our Twitter feed. Once a week, we aggregate those links into a post we like to call This Week in Web Tech.

I decided to move these posts to Monday because it's nice to have something to read to kick off the week and Friday afternoons aren't exactly prime link- surfing time. So welcome to TWIWT in its new time slot!

• The Mozilla Developer Network launched a revamped version last week and it's mighty nice!
• We're really excited about some of the advanced layouts that will be possible once browsers implement the CSS Grid standard
• Startup Shoplocket has a public timeline of significant events for the company. It's a neat idea and a slick timeline (powered, we think, by Timeline.js)
• Piecon lets you create pie charts in your favicon
• If you're looking to read up on testing, there's a free eBook about testing with CoffeeScript out there
• Responsive design breakpoints are a bit of a hassle. This jQuery plugin lets you define them in <meta> tags in the page header.
• CSSDeck is a very pretty way to show off HTML/CSS experiments
• One person's account of switching from jQuery Mobile to Bootstrap
• Some tips on great logo design
• A great read on some Principles of User Interface Design
• Pie favicons not enough? How about CSS3 pie timers?
• Maybe you should just never use black
• Should you use HTML as the media type for your API? We're not sure.
• Does your site need to look like someone's hacking the mainframe? Typist lets you "type out" content
• A responsive design case study with some interesting observations
• What would Wikipedia look like with a sweeping redesign? This, maybe.
• Five things you didn't know the web could do
• How to use input[type=date] in Chrome
• Adobe's new proposal for CSS image blending modes
• Paul Irish lists out some RSS feeds for you to follow related to web tech and standards
• jQuery 1.8 is out!

That's it for this week. Was there something cool that we missed? Let us know on Twitter!