Tim Blair: Web developer and interweb frontiersman

I Speak My Thoughts

can still feel the forearm-burn from last night's session at @ReadingClimb ... must go more regularly than once a year!
@markstickley new YO! Sushi just opened in Windsor … bye bye salary
has just realised that there are new albums next Monday from @Bellowhead *and* @showofhandsnews – which to listen to first?!
fancies winning a dream system from @Sonos, and if others enter too then we can both win... http://t.co/CmrHePiv
is not appreciative of returning to the current British weather after such a great weekend in the wonderful Istanbul
@grayhaze that's cheating...
has found the @globaldev manual @ Şişhane http://t.co/T1ouLafz
is awake
really rather enjoyed that #reddwarfx
is looking forward to some nice weather this weekend http://t.co/sRDZam47

A beginners guide to Erlang Not a guide in itself, more of a list of helpful, categorised links and pointers, including details in installing, writing code, Erlang docs, books, testing, popular Erlang-based projects and so on.
Colourco.de - find your colour scheme A simple yet very effective colour picker: includes single colours, but also schemes including monochromatic, analogic, complement and so on.
The Architecture of Open Source Applications "In these two books, the authors of four dozen open source applications explain how their software is structured, and why."
Cal-HeatMap : Calendar Heat map with d3.js An excellent library to created date-based visualisations similar to GitHub's user contribution graph.
Government Service Design Manual A fantastic resource put together by the gov.uk team covering building a team, gathering user requirements, project process and delivery, development processes and loads more.