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Solarized: themes for TextWrangler, BBEdit, Sublime Text, TextMate, zsh and more
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An Apple Developer Explains How iCloud is Broken
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Terminal 101: A better shell with Zsh
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Frank DeLoupe - Your Color-picking Friend
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Hands-on: Web development on the go with Diet Coda for iPad
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JMongoBrowser
MacGeeksCom: GUI for MongoDB. Is what it is, don't expect miracle, but huge improvement over trying to look at everything...
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Homebrew
MacGeeksCom: While MacPorts and Fink are still around, Homebrew offers the most "current" love at the moment.
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Sequel Pro for MySQL
MacGeeksCom: Native Cocoa app and can tunnel through SSH. FREE.
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Announcing Coda 2. And introducing Diet Coda.
MacGeeksCom: Built in MySQL editor, AirPreview, git integration. A nice upgrade.
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Transmit FTP/SFTP/S3 Client
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BBEdit 10 brings more than 100 enhancements
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To development mac//geeks, I use BBEdit. I've used IDE's, TextMate, Coda, Espresso, all of them and I just keep coming back to BBEdit.
Terminal is probably my next most used thing -- looking at logs, interacting with git, connecting to our production box, etc.