Interesting Thingys 41 - yield the dog

This week with an exciting collection of thingys

JavaScript

guillaumepotier/Garlic.js Garlic.js allows you to automatically persist your forms’ text and select field values locally, until the form is submitted. This way, your users don’t lose any precious data if they accidentally close their tab or browser.
melanke/Watch.JS watch the changes of any object or attribut
Optimizing Three.js Performance: Simulating Tens Of Thousands Of Independent Moving Objects explains how to make a star field in three.js that doesn’t suck cpu as hell

responsive design 10 basics tips .. in an infographic
Using the PageVisibility API - HTML5 Rocks Use visibility api to pause and resume scripts

Optimising for Retina: 10 essential tools | Feature | .net magazine how to get fit for the retina web
display: none Or The things you think are common knowledge but really they aren’t.
Addy Osmani - Google - Chrome: Easier Web App Debugging With Multi-User Profiles … Use Chrome’s user profiles to easy testing

mattt/TransformerKit Transforming Ordinary Code into Awesomesauce
luisobo/Nocilla Stunning HTTP stubbing for iOS. Testing HTTP requests has never been easier.

2012 — Node.js Knockout finished this week, check out the projects
hughsk/colony In-browser network graphs representing the links between your Node.js code and its dependencies.