Adam and Wynn were joined by Nathan Smith, creator of 960.gs to talk about his new project Formalize and the latest news on The Changelog.

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Show Notes:

• Nathan Smith, front end dev, speaker, and author
• 960 Grid System is a versatile CSS grid framework
• Formalize teaches your forms some manners
• An exhaustive list of HTML5 cross-browser polyfills
• Formalize even comes with Sass support out of the box
• Compass’s CSS3 module is powerful
• Wynn <3 Mustache
• Adam writes Sass but converts his stylesheets to SCSS for those who prefer it
• Haml means never looking for a missing </div> ever again
• The Changelog on Convore
• HSLPicker - Most excellent color picker for your enjoyment
• Fancy buttons makes your buttons fancy with CSS
• Octopress is a blogging framework for hackers
• Brandon was on Episode 0.1.7 on open source publishing
• Nesta CMS is our favorite Ruby CMS
• reveal: jQuery modal for HTML5 and data attributes
• Zurb’s CSS playground is awesome
• rawler: Crawl your website and find broken links with Ruby
• Inception explained in C code
• JavaScript version of the Inception code, demonstrating console.group
• BeerCamp 2011 site design is fun (scroll all the way down)
• compass-magick: Extend Sass with power of ImageMagick
• jQuery Mobile Alpha 3 released
• Nathan recently spoke at DrupalCon in Chicago on his jQuery desktop project
• Adam is tickled SourceForge runs Grid Coordinates
• The Open Government project demonstrates how the space is growing
• Stylus from LearnBoost brings Node.js-flavored CSS preprocessing
• Zeldman on designers who can’t code
• Adam loves the work of Mike Kus
• Wynn’s rant should be read as ten things you can do to spread the word about your open source project
• Wynn’s post actually spurred Nathan to create a homepage at Formalize.me
• Ryan Bates’ Railscasts are awesome
• Jenkins née Hudson almost became Alfred
• Nathan loves Alfred app
• Adam and Wynn are on Team Launchbar
• Nathan stumbled across a really neat way to target Firefox in CSS

Something missing or broken? PRs welcome!