nkm
Thanks for the replies.
Ask HN: Alternative to Snipplr.com?
http://snipplr.com/ is a little webapp that let's you save and share snippets of code, it has an open API and plugins for many IDEs and code editors.It was originally created by Tyler Hall (http://clickontyler.com/) on 2006, who sold it (I suppose) to the guys behind http://raven-seo-tools.com/ in early 2008.Since then, the site has only been updated in order to add more and more ads and on top...
It's basically a nice interface for the system color picker.
I discovered this app not long ago in one of the comments in the following article; which covers other little gems too, definitely worth reading if you're into front-end design:
http://www.macstories.net/reviews/spot-color-use-mac-os-x-co...
(sorry about the delay, it's hard to keep track of conversations here! :)
Good to know :)
With a PNG and sprite animation it could be really pretty.
Crockford on JavaScript -- Part 5: The End of All Things
Via MacStories http://www.macstories.net/ipad/the-ipad-from-a-typographer-p...
Typography on the iPad
My essentials: - SizeUp + Cinch - TextMate - Quicksilver - iStat menus - TextExpander - The Unarchiver - Growl - Perian - Movist
Also, for webdevs: - WebKit nightly - ImageOptim - Colors.app - Transmit - xScope - CSSEdit - Sequel Pro - Changes.app - Reggy - GitX
Mustache templating system for PHP
It's kind shocking seeing that IE9 is actually ahead of Firefox in this area.
CSS Selectors and Pseudo Selectors and browser support (Updated 2010-03)
There is one feature that I miss though, and it's some results about the compresion. Like "You saved 120KB (12%) of a total of 20 files (1024KB)".
CodeIgniter 2.0 and Mercurial Transition
Is it too late to fix a Babylonian mistake?
http://tantek.pbworks.com/NewCalendar
A proposal for a new calendar
That's why Quicksilver has no official site, by the way.