Marked 2.4.10 is out for direct customers and has been submitted to the Mac App Store for review. It fixes some bugs that were introduced when I started working on optimizing rendering speed, improves on existing features, and adds a few new ones.
markdown, marked
Spotlight is great for finding files without digging through folders. It’s great with tagging. It’s even great for finding photos and emails faster than iPhoto or Mail.app can. It has its shortcomings, though.
appreview, macos, search, spotlight
I’ve always recommended using MindMeister as a collaborative mind mapping/brainstorming platform. It’s great for group brainstorming or for sharing ideas in easy-to-parse formats. It recently got even better, though.
brainstorming, collaboration, mindmapping, mindmeister
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bookmarks, google, learning, notes, twitter
It’s been a while since I brought up keybindings. If you haven’t followed my obsession with them in the past, you can catch up on all the fun in older posts and by browsing through the massive KeyBindings project I’ve assembled. To summarize, KeyBindings on OS X can provide all kinds of text editing assistance that’s available and consistent across every app you use.
bash, cocoa, keybindings, terminal, text
Thanks to Letterspace, a new note-taking app for iOS and Mac, for sponsoring BrettTerpstra.com this week. I had actually recently discovered Letterspace and was quite impressed before they even signed up to sponsor the blog. I recommend taking a look!
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It seems like everyone has written a retrospective in light of AOL shuttering The Unofficial Apple Weblog except for me. Odd, considering I owe just about everything I have now to TUAW. So here’s mine.
personal, tuaw
A big thanks — as always — to Smile for their support of BrettTerpstra.com. It’s an honor to have the makers of some of the most useful software on all of my computers and iOS devices sponsoring my work!
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I’ve been running iTextEditors (a grid comparison of available iOS text editors) for quite a while now, and am constantly asked what my favorite is in various categories. As far as long-form writing goes, I’m still not ready to make a public declaration (and there are new ones on the horizon that look very promising). As far as picking a personal winner in the note-taking category, though, I’m ready to declare my affections for a single editor that works perfectly in tandem…
ios, itexteditors, markdown, texteditor
