Linkdump 8 - HTML5, CSS3, Programming and a Bit of Art

Mmm. It has been a while since I've done one of these posts. Here we go then!

• CreativeJS. A blog about creative JS. Mainly graphics stuff, though.
• HTML5 Doctor. Nice series of articles about HTML5. The element index is super handy too!
• CSS3 Sticky Note. If you ever write a "notes" app, you'll likely need this.
• Drawing Lines with CSS3. Another handy CSS3 technique. If you ever need to draw lines between some elements, you know how to do that now.
• Clean Up Your Mess - A Guide to Visual Design for Everyone. Good introduction to the basics of visual design.
• Swiss Army Knives. What should you focus on your product? What are your key features? This article might give some insight on that.
• Scripting Languages: PHP, Perl, Python, Ruby - a side-by-side reference sheet. If/when you need to jump between the languages you'll likely need something like this.
• Try Haskell! An interactive tutorial in your browser. What a nice way to grok some basic concepts of Haskell. I managed to get into the language a bit thanks to this.
• Codecademy - Learn to Code. Same thing for JavaScript. Awesome concept.
• jswiki. A good starting point for ventures in the world of JavaScript.
• Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens. Superb illustrations by Arthur Rackham! Well worth studying if you are into art.