Covers a number of CSS features and also works with CodeKit, Hammer, and LiveReload.ДЇrom Mark Otto, a comprehensive and flexible collection of LESS utilities. It also does JS concatenation, live CSS injection, includes a built-in HTTP server, and has no dependencies.ДЄ simple and lightweight mixin library for Sass. It 'compiles anything', including LESS, Sass, Stylus, Jade, CoffeeScript, Haml, and more. Below you'll find this week's list of tools to get things kicked off. No tutorial in this issue look for that in issue #2. Well, that's it for introductions in this one. Some lists will be themed around a particular aspect of front-end development, while others will be broken down into categories. Sometimes it'll be a simple JavaScript or CSS feature, in other issues I'll focus on a particular HTML5 API feature, and still others I'll break down something cool about a particular tool or third-party library.ДЄnd of course, each issue will close with the ubiquitous list that we all say we hate but secretly we love - with a special focus on tools. Instead, each issue of Web Tools Weekly will begin with a short tutorial or brief discussion of some front-end coding technique. This one will be primarily focused on tools.Д«ut this won't be a dry list of what's new, rehashing stuff you've likely already seen and will probably see again. Well, I promise this newsletter will fit in nicely with whatever other weeklies, monthlies, and dailies you currently subscribe to.

The web development industry needs another weekly newsletter like I need a crushed-ice enema. Welcome to the first issue of Web Tools Weekly!

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