No more loading jQuery plugins just in case they're needed?
GitX is a git GUI specifically for Mac OS X.
Mac OSX 10.5 Finder button to push your committed files to gitHub
This may help with the next version of CSSPrism.com
My new django app that inserts links for administrators to edit content in the admin without leaving the public site
Printable template for creating an iPhone/iPod Touch dock out of lightweight cardboard
Jason Santa Maria details the process in which he creates his slides for presentations
A lovely poem on the possibilities created by CSS3
I've rigged up some similar snippets that make my workflow in TextMate irreplaceable. Might have to install these snippets to get a broader range though.
Thus, people love a design when they know the features and can immediately locate the ones they need. That is, they love a familiar design.
In fact, anytime you release a redesign, prepare for a flood of angry email from customers. It's a law of nature that users hate change, and they'll complain every time you move anything around or otherwise reduce their ability to just do what they've always done.
(Having users complain about a redesign doesn't necessarily mean that it's bad; if the new design actually has better usability, people will eventually grow to like it. Customer complaints are thus not a reason to avoid all redesigns; they're simply a reason to avoid changing the design purely to "stay fresh.")
A great list of Djangoo apps that keep you from needing to reinvent wheels for every project.
Hoping this Mac native app will eventually replace several online regex resources in my workflow.
I've fallen victim to this trap myself: Get excited about an idea, talk about it to make it seem real, then never push through the execution to actually make it real.
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