Espresso 1.0 for Web Development

There are many good tools in Mac OSX for web development. Some of the ones I use frequently are CSSEdit, Coda, and Firebug for firefox. Espresso now joins the ranks, being more of a competitor to Coda. Everything in Espresso happens in one unified window. It's divided into three sections: Workspace, Project and Publish.

Supports HTML, CSS, XML, JavaScript and PHP. Espresso also has built-in publishing with Subversion style commands & themes too. It provides a nice interface and clean environment for web development. Retails for around $80 at MacRabbit’s web site. Head on over to grab a trial from their site and read more about its other features.

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Mini Cooper Images up in Portfolio

I've uploaded gallery images from the Mini Cooper Robot Ad Campaign I worked on a few years back. Modeled and Textured for Crispin Porter + Bogusky, via Zoic Studios.

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Twitter to your Evernote

Send your twitter messages directly into Evernote, including TwitPics. Use twitter from any client, desktop or mobile app, even SMS.

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Useful Linux Commands

For those new to Linux, here's a handy list of bash commands that I use frequently, along with a brief description of what they're used for.

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Backup your Mac or PC online with BackBlaze

If you don't have 2-3 copies of your data, your files are not safe. Backing up is a must with all our digital media and other files these days. Making a local copy to an external drive is a good first step. However getting another copy offsite gives you peace of mind.

Backblaze is a good online (cloud) solution for this. Works on both Macs & PCs. Encrypts and uploads all your files to secure datacenters. Restore from the web, get DVD(s) or USB drive sent via FedEx. Best of all, it's unlimited storage for per computer for $5 Per month.

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