Comments on: Web development tools

By: Kitt

Kitt — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 03:48:05 +0000

I’ve been looking update my transmit/CCSEdit combo of a while – was thinking coda, but panic has a few shortcomings… for instance no unzip on server in transmit – no inline hex color editor in coda. But I’ve just discovered ‘Espresso’ by the makers of CSSedit. Just wondering if anyone has compared it to coda? or can recommend any other web project suite?
Cheers
Kitt

By: Kitt

Kitt — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 03:45:39 +0000

I’ve been looking update my transmit/CCSEdit combo of a while – was thinking coda, but panic has a few shortcomings… for instance on unzip on server in transmit. inline hex color editor in coda. I just discovered ‘Espresso’ by the makers of CSSedit. Just wondering if anyone has compared it to coda?

Kitt

By: Robert Kern

Robert Kern — Wed, 06 May 2009 20:09:09 +0000

When i squeeze the sides, it does Exposé and when i press the track ball it brings up Spaces (i work with 4 Spaces with different apps in different Spaces, i love Spaces). I dont know if i’ve ever accidentally squeezed, but once or twice i have accidentally pressed the track ball and brought up Spaces. I cant imagine not having those features! When i use someone else’s computer i automatically try and squeeze the mouse (even in Windows haha).

By: Sheldon Lendrum

Sheldon Lendrum — Wed, 06 May 2009 20:05:10 +0000

I disable the Squeezy side’s, I continuiously press them, and by default, it brings up expose`. What do you have them programed to ?

By: Robert Kern

Robert Kern — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 18:51:44 +0000

But to be fair, that is the only gripe i have with the mouse. I love my mouse and couldn’t live without the squeezy sides. When this one gives up, i will almost certainly get another.

By: Robert Kern

Robert Kern — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 18:21:37 +0000

I’m on my second mighty mouse in about 14 months. The first one i gave up cleaning it (exactly as specified by Apple) and decided to get another one a few months ago. This one is getting to the stage where it needs cleaning every few days. I think Apple can do better, and will do better. It seems so 1990 to have to clean the ball in a mouse.
This is a dusty country in the dry season, so it doesnt take long to get mucky.

By: Sheldon Lendrum

Sheldon Lendrum — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 04:31:23 +0000

Hey Robert, I like your list, I use much the same apart from a couple of exceptions. I develop shared between iMac 20" / Mac Book Pro. 2x 1TB Backup HDD's ( non- Time Capsule ) I have a Linksys IP SPA942 VoIP Phone Can't live with out the Web Developer Plugin too Love TextMate over Coda. I have a couple of *nix Virtual OS's in V=vmware fusion, but Windows XP, Vista and & for testing Still hand write notes over app's like things ( Archaic i Know ! ) Everything else is the same with Skype, I leave both Transmit and Photoshop open all the time wiht everything else, but I have more ram. Another great mySQL app is Sequal Pro. A great way to clean the mighty mouse ball, is turn it off ( or un-plug ), and get a clean sheet of paper, and upside down, and firmly roll the mouse around on the ball. This works, else read Apple's Article