TTMMHTM – HTML5 Synth, women in tech, the return of JS, remote tilt, and deploying kittens
Things that made me happy this morning:
- [Morning Star](http://bitterspring.net/ms/morningstar/) is a monophonic bassline synthesizer controlled by a step sequencer, designed to run on Web browsers and made entirely with HTML5 and Javascript
- [Girls in a Tech World](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYBPotROKC8&feature=player_embedded) is a promotional video about women in tech – interviews with engineers
- [Vanilla JavaScript FTW](http://sharedfil.es/js-48hIfQE4XK.html) is a side-by-side solution comparison for common jQuery tasks
- [Remote Tilt](http://remote-tilt.com/) is an awesome device motion testing tool by Remy Sharp
- [5 year old kid gives feedback on brand logos](http://youtu.be/N4t3-__3MA0) – cheetah cheetah cheetah!
- [Pixie Engine](http://pixieengine.com/) is a game engine in HTML5 to build your own games – press space to deploy kitten
- [CSS3 for the real world](http://visualidiot.com/articles/css3) – amazing examples like Word Art and Blink
- [At Twitter, The Future is You!](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vccZkELgEsU) – amazing recruitment video that is a spoof of hiring videos
- [T-Rex trying](http://trextrying.tumblr.com/) – the adventures of a T-Rex trying (and mostly failing) at doing things
- [Let’s make some great art](http://www.letsmakesomegreatart.com/) – cool book for kids