• Form Follows Function shows off the latest and greatest in HTML5 experiences
• Ivo Myntinnen provides a handy iOS Design Cheat Sheet to take the guesswork out of designing for Apple devices
• Tracekit is a great debugging tool that exposes Javascript stack trace unhandled exceptions on the 5 major browsers
• JQuery goes mobile!
• CSS3 starting to feel like old news? How about a sneak preview of CSS4?
• Speaking of CSS: misconceptions about CSS preprocessors (SASS, Less, etc) get cleared up
• Browser app of the week, for Google Chrome users: Chroma makes color-picking for designs a cinch; no Photoshop required. (Link opens the Chrome webstore.)

[Author's note: Hello, internet - I'll be taking over the weekly link post. See you in the next roundup!  /jack]

• Codeschool releases Try iOS and an Objective-C primer.
• Scrubby is a tool for updating values in code live via click and drag.
• Alex Young surveys the past, present, and future of Backbone.js.
• Addy Osmani takes a look at some new things coming in ECMAScript 6.
• Christer Kaitila provides an interesting alternative to using the Canvas API. DOM Sprites that have better performance and wider support than canvas.
• A Book Apart releases Content Strategy For Mobile.
• Chris Coyier rounds up a recent debate on an old topic, using IDs in CSS.
• Jeffrey Zeldman defends the use of IDs in CSS for smaller projects.
• Rebecca Murphy provides links to some recent talks she has given on javascript

• Thousands of free Vector icons and Icon Webfonts for Interfaces and Responsive web design.
• Aaron Lumsden covers how css3 filters can be used on images.
• The filament group’s Scott Jehl shares a responsive carousel component for use today.
• jQuery Transit is a super smooth animation plugin for css3 animations. Very easy to use.
• An approach to managing Ajax requests using the abort() method to kill non-current requests.
• Greasemonkey plugin for FireFox lets you run user scripts on any webpage.
• Socket Server class for a multi-client socket server in php.
• Cocoa Controls is a library of prewritten controls for iOS apps.
• Safari and Chrome have shipped an experimental feature that allows for developers to target high resolution screens.
• How to exclude compressed css from sublime text 2 projects.
• Chris Coyier discusses how to create a simple grid in css, also challenges some preconceived notions of what a “grid” exactly is.
• During this week’s “The Web Ahead,” Rob Hawkes explains the canvas element and what its future holds.
• BrowserQuest is a game created by Mozilla to showcase what can be done with canvas, while using some of the web’s strongest features.
• Platforming books: going from physical to digital in publishing.
• Impact.js is a high-end engine for creating games that utilize the canvas api.

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