I took basic design classes as part of my fine art degree, but haven't studied typography formally. I love finding resources like Butterick's Practical Typography available online. Although I do love the feel of a book in my hands, this website is an excellent example of an easy to read and well organized website. I would prefer longer pages, but they load quickly and it's filled with great examples.
I'm an avid reader and Doctor Who fan, so this series of geeky typography art posters by Scott W Smith are right up my alley. Click through to his site to see his entire collection – they're even for sale!
The testnet is extremely useful for assisting in the development of Bitcoin software. You can grab some test coins from this faucet and avoid spending the time and money trading for actual Bitcoins to get started building and testing software. Getting a test environment up and running smoothly in Windows might not be immediately obvious so we will discuss the particularities of Windows 7 and fix a minor annoyance here.
The lettering on Magasin General Store is gorgeous! Mamie Boude is a French lifestyle blog (I think – my French is rusty) and I believe this is the author's photo.
Fluid by George Corney is an awesome example of the power of HTML5. I imagine it could have an amazing future use in browser based video games!
Absinthe is a beautiful hand lettered piece by Mike at Creative Mints.
Andreas Antonopoulos delivered an inspiring speech at the recent O'Reilly conference in San Francisco. I like where he emphasizes that the coin and the technology are inseparable:
Distance to Mars by by David Paliwoda and Jesse Williams is a brilliant example of HTML5 in action! Travel at 3 times light speed from Earth to Mars in this simply deigned and perfectly executed parallax site.
Criatipos did a gorgeous chalkboard menu for Peggy's – a bar with an Americana menu.
