In the attempt to streamline the process of maintaining the myriad scripts and config files that I use day to day as part of both my day job and my droll hobby. I've used TextMate for everything, which I've previously discussed (particularly using it in conjunction with CSSEdit, which we'll come back to). But this has sort of spiraled out of control as I've spent more time working with PHP scripts (such as WordPress themes) and I've started to wonder about the newer generation of all-in-one editors.
Tag Archives | editors
- Mark Wunsch, on Installing Gems August 8, 2011
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The iTunes 10 UI is an abomination
September 2, 2010
- NNTP readers on OS X are built from failure October 13, 2009
- nice marmot June 18, 2009
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Text editing for fun and profit
June 15, 2009
- Mark Wunsch, on Installing Gems August 8, 2011
-
The iTunes 10 UI is an abomination
September 2, 2010
- NNTP readers on OS X are built from failure October 13, 2009
- nice marmot June 18, 2009
-
Text editing for fun and profit
June 15, 2009
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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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Scifinds: I guess I will stick with the old version I have u...
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Jeff King: You are quite welcome. It is nice to be appreciat...
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Jason Evers: Unlike one of the commenters on the Macromates blo...
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