I don't know if I've ever personally mentioned this and I know I'm years late to the party, but it bears repeating that CSSEdit and TextMate are two of the only applications I miss when I'm on a Linux machine. One could argue that there is always (re: eternally) going to be vi/vim or emacs, but in my opinion there is no beating the combination of these two applications for web development or layout work. Continue Reading →
Archive | November, 2007
- "Learn code the hard way" is Zed Shaw's most awesome project to date April 20, 2012
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Hey, here's another book I read recently: How to Count
April 1, 2012
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My first month with the Grado Prestige SR60i's
March 31, 2012
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Literary beta testing: Build Awesome Command-Line Applications in Ruby
March 21, 2012
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Mark Wunsch, on Installing Gems
August 8, 2011
- "Learn code the hard way" is Zed Shaw's most awesome project to date April 20, 2012
-
Hey, here's another book I read recently: How to Count
April 1, 2012
-
My first month with the Grado Prestige SR60i's
March 31, 2012
-
Literary beta testing: Build Awesome Command-Line Applications in Ruby
March 21, 2012
-
Mark Wunsch, on Installing Gems
August 8, 2011
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David Bryant Copeland: Awesome, thanks!
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Ryan: I don't mind at all. Thanks for taking the time t...
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David Bryant Copeland: Thanks for the nice writeup and for the kind words...
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Chip Carson: You forgot that someone from Radio Disney was defi...
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Ryan: How I so desperately wish I had this power. PS, I...
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