Howdy folks. Here are this week’s links. Lots of #hotdrama around “Safari is the new IE”. Lots of great discussion around this.

Timber

Makes your theme views look something like jinja2/mustache/handlebars. Source: upstatement.com

Video: Understanding webpagetest.org

Great tool Source: www.sitepoint.com

KeystoneJS

A CMS for Node.js. Kinda cool. Source: demo.keystonejs.com

WordCamps Update

If there is a Wordcamp in your area, GO! Well worth it. Source: wordpress.org

SitePoint Smackdown: PHP vs Node.js

Source: www.sitepoint.com

Undoing oncut/oncopy/onpaste Falsities

This is kind of a cool Bookmarklet for those pesky websites that disable copy/paste. Source: meyerweb.com

Google unveils Material Design Lite

Something that is light-weight and better than Bootstrap (hopefully). Source: www.webdesignerdepot.com

Atomic OOBEMITSCSS

A little bit of everything. Source: www.sitepoint.com

Building a VPS with WordPress on a LEMP Stack

Even though we have managed WordPress hosting, its a good exercise to know how a LEMP stack with WordPress really works. Source: www.sitepoint.com

ATP: A Better Future for Everybody

ATP talks “Safari is the new IE”. I tend to be on the Saracusa side of the argument. FYI: This link cues up to the exact spot. Source: overcast.fm

iOS 9 first look: here’s what’s new in Apple’s public beta

Public Beta came out this week. There isn’t too much that affects Web Developers except Suggested Websites are using OpenGraph. Make sure those tags are on your sites! Source: www.theverge.com

Apple Music is a Usability Nightmare

In all fairness, this service is a VERY HARD design problem to solve. But this is Apple’s bread and butter… Source: cezarywojcik.com

Bye, bye Adobe.

Not everyone can pull this off. Especially if you are working with others that have PSD’s, AI’s and other proprietary Adobe file formats. Source: medium.com

Safari is the new IE 2: Revenge of the Linkbait

Followup to Nolan’s original post. Source: nolanlawson.com

RIP: Microsoft Silverlight

Another proprietary web technology dies. Yah! Source: www.favbrowser.com