Comments on: 30+ Amazing Mac Apps for Developers http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/web-roundups/30-amazing-mac-apps-for-developers/ Web Development & Design Tutorials Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:51:56 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: A Collection Of The 30 Best Mac Apps Roundups http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/web-roundups/30-amazing-mac-apps-for-developers/#comment-125204 A Collection Of The 30 Best Mac Apps Roundups Thu, 29 Oct 2009 21:32:58 +0000 http://net.tutsplus.com/?p=3829#comment-125204 [...] 30+ Amazing Mac Apps for Developers [...] [...] 30+ Amazing Mac Apps for Developers [...]

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]]> By: Tips & Tricks | Good Resource of Programming Technologies http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/web-roundups/30-amazing-mac-apps-for-developers/#comment-98925 Tips & Tricks | Good Resource of Programming Technologies Sat, 29 Aug 2009 03:49:52 +0000 http://net.tutsplus.com/?p=3829#comment-98925 [...] 30+ Amazing Mac Apps for Developers [...] [...] 30+ Amazing Mac Apps for Developers [...]

]]> By: Daniel Balfour http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/web-roundups/30-amazing-mac-apps-for-developers/#comment-82439 Daniel Balfour Mon, 20 Jul 2009 16:27:10 +0000 http://net.tutsplus.com/?p=3829#comment-82439 Stop??? Why??? Omg some of your suggestions were out of this world! You're seriously starting to give the post some competition...... :-) Stop??? Why??? Omg some of your suggestions were out of this world! You’re seriously starting to give the post some competition…… :-)

]]> By: Daniel Balfour http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/web-roundups/30-amazing-mac-apps-for-developers/#comment-82424 Daniel Balfour Mon, 20 Jul 2009 15:53:14 +0000 http://net.tutsplus.com/?p=3829#comment-82424 Espresso's a toy. It's a first-gen, candy-ass program with nothing more then a few bells and whistles. If you're serious about coding then Textmate's the way to go. Espresso’s a toy. It’s a first-gen, candy-ass program with nothing more then a few bells and whistles.

If you’re serious about coding then Textmate’s the way to go.

]]> By: Daniel Balfour http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/web-roundups/30-amazing-mac-apps-for-developers/#comment-82423 Daniel Balfour Mon, 20 Jul 2009 15:50:01 +0000 http://net.tutsplus.com/?p=3829#comment-82423 I'm swimming with THE FISH on this one babe, and how!? This guy/girl seriously took the words right out of my mouth. Mention "Dreamweaver" ?? Hah! Maybe if we were talking about overpriced spam ware then sure! In fact, anyone that even suggest DW is worse off then an amateur/novice because they actually 'think' they're onto something. You want to learn to code? Do it the right way. I must say, I was on the fence between Coda & TextMate for a while. The fact that TextMate is less intuitive then I'd like and that it doesn't have ANY remote file (ftp, etc) support is a serious drawback. But once you get used to coding it this beautiful binary masterpiece you can hardly look back. The autocomplete, transparent background, fully customized code bundles, I mean the only contender against this baby is Coda, with BBEdit at a VERY distant third. Needless to say, DW isn't even in the race! It's just not happening for Adobe. Again, I'm with THE FISH on that FF plugs should've been mentioned, specifically webdev toolbar and Firebug. Other then that everything's a coin toss, save for one application - CSSEdit 2.6. There's one app that can't be overpraised. CSS 2.6 allows you to 'edit' LIVE websites on the fly. Want to see what CNN.com would look like in Blue? Fire up CSSEdit, point it to CNN.com and you're there baby! I seriously think this app should've gotten a LOT more attention. Anyone designing bare-bones up (WordPress frameworks, Joomla, etc) simply can't beat this application for styling. It's like Photoshop for your Browser! Seriously people, try it out. It's well worth the $. I've got nothing but praise for this company! My $0.02 I’m swimming with THE FISH on this one babe, and how!? This guy/girl seriously took the words right out of my mouth.

Mention “Dreamweaver” ?? Hah! Maybe if we were talking about overpriced spam ware then sure! In fact, anyone that even suggest DW is worse off then an amateur/novice because they actually ‘think’ they’re onto something.

You want to learn to code? Do it the right way. I must say, I was on the fence between Coda & TextMate for a while. The fact that TextMate is less intuitive then I’d like and that it doesn’t have ANY remote file (ftp, etc) support is a serious drawback. But once you get used to coding it this beautiful binary masterpiece you can hardly look back. The autocomplete, transparent background, fully customized code bundles, I mean the only contender against this baby is Coda, with BBEdit at a VERY distant third. Needless to say, DW isn’t even in the race! It’s just not happening for Adobe.

Again, I’m with THE FISH on that FF plugs should’ve been mentioned, specifically webdev toolbar and Firebug. Other then that everything’s a coin toss, save for one application – CSSEdit 2.6. There’s one app that can’t be overpraised. CSS 2.6 allows you to ‘edit’ LIVE websites on the fly. Want to see what CNN.com would look like in Blue? Fire up CSSEdit, point it to CNN.com and you’re there baby! I seriously think this app should’ve gotten a LOT more attention.

Anyone designing bare-bones up (WordPress frameworks, Joomla, etc) simply can’t beat this application for styling. It’s like Photoshop for your Browser! Seriously people, try it out. It’s well worth the $. I’ve got nothing but praise for this company!

My $0.02

]]> By: Jeffrey Way http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/web-roundups/30-amazing-mac-apps-for-developers/#comment-78621 Jeffrey Way Fri, 10 Jul 2009 16:50:16 +0000 http://net.tutsplus.com/?p=3829#comment-78621 Dreamweaver isn't "crap", as you suggest. You don't have to build your sites in design view. Dreamweaver isn’t “crap”, as you suggest. You don’t have to build your sites in design view.

]]> By: 30+ Amazing Macs « zebitnews // 2008 http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/web-roundups/30-amazing-mac-apps-for-developers/#comment-78456 30+ Amazing Macs « zebitnews // 2008 Fri, 10 Jul 2009 04:24:13 +0000 http://net.tutsplus.com/?p=3829#comment-78456 [...] 30+ Amazing Macs 2009 Julio 10 by José Fernando Oyarce Carrasco Intersante link con aplicaciones para Tu Mac [...] [...] 30+ Amazing Macs 2009 Julio 10 by José Fernando Oyarce Carrasco Intersante link con aplicaciones para Tu Mac [...]

]]> By: THE FiSH http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/web-roundups/30-amazing-mac-apps-for-developers/#comment-78127 THE FiSH Thu, 09 Jul 2009 02:15:05 +0000 http://net.tutsplus.com/?p=3829#comment-78127 Dreamweaver is absolute crap. It's fine for an individual who thinks creating websites is an easy hobby like scrapbooking, but when you look at the code of any website, you can tell the people that know what they're doing from those who don't. Dreamweaver inserts bad code everywhere it can, and it takes the creativity away from you as well. But hey, if you're not creative nor a developer, then Dreamweaver is the perfect program... of course if that's the fact, then shouldn't you find something else to do rather than web? I use TextMate. I love being able to set the background to be transparent allowing me to see the sites that I'm working on while I'm coding. I love all the colors of the code and how you know what code is what, and where errors are based on the many colors. I used coda for a bit, but found that TextMate was just a better piece of software. I use TextMate, Transmit, all the Adobe products shouldn't have to be mentioned, firefox with it's addons that makes like happy, fluid... like the guy above said is amazing, and now SequelPro after reading this... Dreamweaver is absolute crap. It’s fine for an individual who thinks creating websites is an easy hobby like scrapbooking, but when you look at the code of any website, you can tell the people that know what they’re doing from those who don’t. Dreamweaver inserts bad code everywhere it can, and it takes the creativity away from you as well. But hey, if you’re not creative nor a developer, then Dreamweaver is the perfect program… of course if that’s the fact, then shouldn’t you find something else to do rather than web?

I use TextMate. I love being able to set the background to be transparent allowing me to see the sites that I’m working on while I’m coding. I love all the colors of the code and how you know what code is what, and where errors are based on the many colors.

I used coda for a bit, but found that TextMate was just a better piece of software.

I use TextMate, Transmit, all the Adobe products shouldn’t have to be mentioned, firefox with it’s addons that makes like happy, fluid… like the guy above said is amazing, and now SequelPro after reading this…

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