If you’re serious about web developing, stop whatever you’re doing now and download the latest WebKit Nightly, which includes the over-sweet new Web Inspector.
Apple seems to be quite serious on their support for Safari on Windows, as you get the same kind of top-notch debugging and analyzing facilities as on the Mac (of course, on the Mac everything is a little bit better looking).
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The aerogel-weight mobile JavaScript framework, which also works great for Safari and Chrome extensions. The jQuery-compatible API makes it easy to pick up, and it's just 5k to 7k in size!
Why not try Noko, the best time tracking software ever! :)
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