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The Tools I Use
If anyone's curious, here's a look at the development tools I use, day-to-day.
I use a Mac, so these are Mac-based, but many are also available for Windows.
MAMP
Free all-in-one webserver package, instantly sets up Apache, MySQL and PHP. Great for developing locally without all the hassle of trying to build a server yourself.
Zend Studio ( ( Read more... ) -
MacHeist Bundle
Another MacHeist bundle is out!
$39 for a bunch of Mac apps (which are normally like $20-$40 EACH).
As usual, only a few of the apps are ones I would use, but even then, still a good deal.
If there are 2 apps there that you'd use, it's worth picking up.
25% of the sales go to charity. software, macOS X filesystem madness
So most of last week I spent working on a few bugs in the Catalog Builder, a web-based application I wrote with a few other people at Staples ( Read more... )TaxCut = teh suck
I decided this morning I'd finally stop procrastinating and do my taxes. So I went online and bought TaxCut and went to use it.
The first screen comes up, and asks if you want to start a new return or continue an old on. I chose "start new".
The next screen comes up all mangled:
( Read more... )Parallels vs. VMware Fusion
I've been using Parallels on my MacBook to run a virtual machine with Windows XP on it. Mostly for my Sony eBook reader software and Family Tree Maker (Mac is lacking when it comes to genealogy software ( Read more... )
