Five Links #24
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Five links for your inbox from this week.
1. Bedkit
Embedding tweets into a site isn’t as straightforward as it might be. Bedkit makes this simpler and it’s built by Justin Duke (who created this newsletter platform, Buttondown).
2. Berkeley Mono
A pretty nice monospace font from Berkeley Graphics.
3. Warp
A new terminal that offers autocomplete – a great feature for command-line-ophobes like me.
4. Open Podcast Prefix Project
An open-source podcast analytics service that could help with podcast discoverability (a role previously held exclusively by platforms like Spotify).
5. Defensive CSS
How do you increase the chance that the CSS you’ve written doesn’t break when content editors start adding content? Write Defensive CSS! Some great tips in here.
Projects + other things
- For the first time in two years, I’m available to take on a limited number of independent projects
- Why I switched from a Popular Backup Service™
- My Unoffice Hours are available every other Wednesday. Next slot: October 5th.
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Until next time,
Dave