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Addy Osmani reveals how to use Chrome DevTools to make your sites jank-free.

Nicole Merlin demonstrates how to create a simple responsive HTML email which should work in most email clients.

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Josh Medeski shows a number of tips & tricks that will help you write CSS more effectively with a little help from Emmet.

Terry Mun has written an extensive tutorial on how to create a not-so-simple plugin for creating beautiful photosets.

Tommy Marshall explores a technique that could help to keep your code DRY.

An initial implementation of CSS Variables has just landed in Firefox Nightly, which is currently at version 29.

Should CSS variables remain firmly in the realm of preprocessers rather than browsers?

Christian Lavie shows a nice fix for webfonts rendering issue. The only drawback is that you have to host font-files by yourself.

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Myth is a CSS postprocessor that lets you write pure CSS without having to worry about slow browser support, or even slow spec approval. It’s like a CSS polyfill.

Unison.js is a plugin that allows you to declare named breakpoints in one place and automatically sync them across your javascript and markup.

A very creative and informative presentation on CSS3D transforms by Chris Ruppel.