Herdr: A better tmux than tmux
I’ve finally found a replacement for tmux
Tools
Pick of the week: GitBar
Put all your merge requests in your menubar
🔥 Hot take: iTerm is still my preferred terminal application
iTerm is still my preferred terminal application
Pick of the week: xScope
weeks pick is cute little utillity app from the Iconfactory called xScope. If you do any kind of design work xScope will most certainly help you in your day to day work. xScope is really a…
Pick of the week: Git
I have been using source code management systems ) for more than a decade, but I have never been quite happy with how they worked until I switched to git
1Password touch 2.0 and 1Password 3.0
Everyone’s favorite credential manager will be out in version 3.0 later this year with a completely redesigned UI. Agile offered us a sneak-peak of the new Locked Screen, and I must say it looks spiffy
Tunnelblick alive and kicking - Now on Google Code
favorite VPN client interface GUI has been updated and is now on Google Code. For awhile there, it seemed to have gone stale, but it is now more alive than ever! Get the latest beta here Kudos to the…
DataCase vs. Files
One thing I really miss from my jail broken 1. generation iPhone is “file storage”. The ability to bring important files with you where ever you go. Fortunately there are now at least a couple of…
Delicious 2.0
del.icio.us was relaunched as delicious.com with a revamped design and lots of speed improvements. This relaunch comes at the best time possible, as I was just about to move all my bookmarks to…
Tired of editing textareas ?
Fear not the solution is near! Download the Mozex extention, it will enable you to edit textareas in your favorite editor. Here is how to do it: On my mac the preference window for this extention is “abit broken” but still usable. Go to the second tab and enter the following in “Text Editor” [cc lang=“bash”]/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/Resources/mate -w %t[/cc] Assign a cool hotkey (I use meta e) and you are done :-)