If you are not following me on twitter, you have probably missed out on some interesting and creative links that would be helpful in your web development career. So this is the weekly Tweet recap, so you don't miss out on some cool stuff. I don't highlight all the tweets of the past week, just the best of the best.

• Paperfolding CSS - A really cool concept of taking a document and applying CSS so that it appears to be "folded" up.
• Drop Caps: Historical Use and Current Best Practices with CSS - Several people favorited this tweet, so don't miss out on both this collection of CSS code snippets as well as a better understanding of drop caps.
• Should Web Design and Development Trends be focused on Social Networking?
• Facebook Introduces New Instagram Filters - This one still makes me laugh.
• 20+ Amazing Twitter Tools for Increased Productivity
• Free HTML5 reference poster from Sitepoint
• 28 CSS Data Visualization Scripts for Graphs, Charts, and More - This received a bunch of traffic so I'm hoping to see some of these scripts and code snippets utilized by many more people.
• How to build an Author Bio Box in WordPress
• The trick to choosing the right font package for your website.
• An introduction to parallax scrolling - This is a great intro read into this cool technique, which by the way we will be having a training webinar on parallax scrolling in May at WebDesign.com
• 7 Things you should add to your Stop Doing List right now!
• A great tutorial on creating a CSS3 Responsive slider/carousel using radio buttons
• How to setup WordPress on Amazon EC2
• The Ultimate Guide to WordPress Taxonomies

Also don't forget that iThemes.com released a sneak peak at the upcoming Builder Events Block, I posted a how-to on adding per-post CSS to WordPress, WordPress 3.4 Beta 2 was released, and my wife figured out the secret to truly great housekeeping.

Stay tuned to Twitter, Google+, Linkedin, Facebook, and this site to get some quality tips about what's happening in the tech world.