Posts Tagged ‘software’
Coda Clips – A Repository of Clips for Coda
If you’re like me and are a fan of Coda, the one-window web editor from Panic Software, but you’ve bemoaned the lack of default code clips included with the package, then you’ll be very happy to hear about Coda Clips, a repository of code snippets that can be added to the software. It would be better if you could download the snippets as a file and simply import them into Coda, but alas, you’ll have to copy and paste them instead.
You’ll find snippets for CSS, Expression Engine, JavaScript, PHP, HTML, and WordPress code. Sweet.
If all your friends jumped off of a bridge
Like Jason, one of these days I’m going to quit talking about quitting Facebook and actually do it. Ben Brown’sgiven me just the push I needed:
“Facebook’s everything-to-everyone position means that they’re not building the software FOR anyone. They are the mall. They are Costco. The aisles are brightly lit, and there are ten thousand different options that seem different but are actually all the same mediocre, discounted, made in China crap – they just happen to be conveniently located in the same place. They are McDonalds. Walmart.”
(Via Jason Toney over Twitter.)
ScreenSteps: Software documentation made easy
I just found out about ScreenSteps, a utility that promises to simplify the software documentation process. Anyone who’s done this for a living knows how difficult it can be to keep track of all your images, annotate them properly, and create a concise, easy to follow document that can be used by a variety of audiences. ScreenSteps promises to make this less of a chore.
