31 Days, 31 Products: Byword
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Day 10 of 31 Days, 31 Products. Byword, my Markdown editor of choice, plus a pitch for writing in Markdown at all.
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Day 10 of 31 Days, 31 Products. Byword, my Markdown editor of choice, plus a pitch for writing in Markdown at all.
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Day 09 of 31 Days, 31 Products. Today, my weather app of choice, mostly for its visual seven day highs and lows.
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Day 08 of 31 Days, 31 Products. SimPholders, a menu bar app that gets you into recent Xcode simulator builds in a click.
How I got from a high school computer lab to writing Mac software for a living, with a pile of Way Back Machine links.
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Day 07 of 31 Days, 31 Products. TweetBot and Twitterrific, the two clients that have made Twitter usable for me since 2007.
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Day 06 of 31 Days, 31 Products. Duet, which turns an iPad into a wired second monitor with none of the AirPlay lag.
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Day 05 of 31 Days, 31 Products. ScreenFlow, my tool of choice for recording and editing screencasts.
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Day 04 of 31 Days, 31 Products. Acorn, a Mac image editor with a truly native feel and some of the best docs around.
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Day 03 of 31 Days, 31 Products. 1Password, for generating and retrieving a unique password for every site you use.
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Day 02 of 31 Days, 31 Products. Fin, an iOS app that turns your device into a large countdown timer for talks and performances.
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Day 01 of 31 Days, 31 Products. MindNode, the mind mapping tool I use to branch out from an idea and see where it goes.
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Kicking off 31 Days, 31 Products, a month of short write-ups on software I actually use, inspired by Jaimee Newberry.
The Pragmatic Programmers annual Thanksgiving sale is on. My pick this year is The Nature of Software Development.
Big Nerd Ranch revamped its mobile design class to teach Sketch alongside design fundamentals, and I finally get to learn it.
Two years after putting Clickable Bliss on hiatus for a full time job, I am starting my own professional side projects again.
First impressions after a day with the iPad Pro, from someone who has owned nearly every iPad since the original.
Thoughts on the Release Notes Conference, an action-oriented event about the business of apps rather than the code.
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Mike Hurley tied a song to the day he quit his job. Here is mine, from when I left ASMP to go full time on Mac development.
Gatekeeper is a fair compromise, but some good Mac software is unsigned. How I run those few apps without dropping my guard.
Interface design is largely word choice. What Apple's HIG says about alert buttons, and why copy deserves the care code gets.
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