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Collective #160

Collective160_texturesjs

Textures.js

A very useful JavaScript library made on top of D3.js for creating SVG patterns for data visualization. Made by Riccardo Scalco.

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Colelctive160_NativeScrolling

Native Scrolling

Anselm Hannemann's critical view on custom scrolling and why using it can be problematic.

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Colelctive160_Logdown

Logdown

Logdown is a debug utility for the browser and the server with Markdown support. By Caio Gondim.

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Colelctive160_typejs

type.js

Type.js allows you to write new CSS properties to take finer typographic control of type styles on the web. Made by Nathan Ford.

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Colelctive160_Circo

Free Font: CIRCO

Beautiful letter design inspired by the circus. Made by Tano Veron. Pay with a tweet.

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Colelctive160_Sanatize

sanitize.css

Sanitize.css makes browsers render elements consistently and allows you to style with today's best practices out-of-the-box. A project by Jonathan Neal.

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Colelctive160_Wearables

Readable Wearables

Matt Griffin shows how to tackle the world of tiny wearables and takes responsiveness to a micro level.

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Collective160_napkin

Napkin

A very interesting app that let's you design quick mock ups, directly on your phone. Made by Scott Savarie.

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Colelctive160_icons

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A new website with CC 4.0 licensed icons. Check out the latest set of beautifully designed icons, Fandom, made by Carol Liao.

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Colelctive160_CalendarBase

Calendar Base

Base methods for generating calendars using JavaScript with great browser support. By Wesley de Souza.

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Collective160_HipHop

Free Hip Hop Dancer Images

20 free HD stock images of Hip Hop dancers in different poses perfect for music related projects. Free for commercial use (CC 4.0) with a email signup.

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Colelctive160_SceneVR

SceneVR

Ben Nolan's aim with this platform is to enable web devs to create virtual reality scenes with tools they are familiar with.

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