I see that http://gruntjs.com/ has had a bit of a facelift. Now with more examples and documentation. LubblyJubbly.
@ColmBritton @mattlucht You can curse all you like… from Austin while I'm still here at work! See you on Saturday night.
@friendlyfolder Oh bugger! That seems to underline my point pretty nicely. #DamnYouAutoCorrect
Excited to be speaking at @txjs. No, I'm not intimidated by the giant brian-boxes in the lineup. Why do you ask? http://lanyrd.com/2013/txjs
@cwebbdesign I've yet to give them a rigorous comparison… At the moment I use the image compression tools in @yeoman as part of a build
@TonyMosley Indeed! It converts to PNG8 I believe. +3% is… not the perfect compression. More here http://www.netmagazine.com/features/best-image-compression-tools
@adactio Jolly good. Sad to have to miss http://responsiveconf.com Looked like a beaut! Slurping up the audio now. (Thanks!)
@Niaccurshi Yep. I was replying to 2 messages in one - want to test my image samples to confirm. Ta! @andyshora @rossbruniges @martinspain
@Niaccurshi Thanks. I've tried a few of those… a proper control experiment is called for! @andyshora +@rossbruniges @martinspain
Impressed with the performance of http://tinypng.org for compressing PNGs with almost no visible compromise (so far!) ht/ @andyshora
Useful tool for inspecting Javascript execution in slow-mo: http://toolness.github.com/slowmo-js/
Was pleased to see the back of the Harlem Shake but then @WillGroveWhite brought swannee whistles, ukulele & a ruler https://soundcloud.com/willgrovewhite/harlem-ukulele-shake