Web Excursions: May 9, 2012

The Best Markdown Editor Is Any Editor Dr. Drang’s response to my Markdown editor wishlist post. I’ll save commentary until I have time to expound, but here’s the other side. Open 1Password Logins from LaunchBar or QuickSilver Handy script to extract your 1Password logins to a bookmarks file that Launchbar can index. One-click logins for Launchbar! (That’ll show those Alfred users…) DuckDuckHack Sweet. The MacSparky Paperless Field Guide iPad only… bookmarks

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Scatterbrains: Git as Biographer

This is another of my attempts at keeping track of my day in an orderly fashion. It’s a pretty simple idea. Given that most of of what I do is stored in git repositories, my commit logs are my best bet for seeing what I’ve accomplished each day. I just needed to pull them together and bundle them up without having to think about it. If a lot of your work happens in git repositories and you make frequent commits, this might be of use to you. dayone, git, logging, ruby

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My Ultimate Markdown Editor Wishlist

There are a few great Markdown text editors available, and more being worked on right now. I want to put a list of features out there that I think any true Markdown editor should include. Some of these are implemented in one editor or another, but nothing has brought it all together (aside from TextMate with all of my customizations, and even that lacks some of the polish mentioned below). editor, markdown

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Wow, Seriously, Based on Traffic This Is the Most Popular Project I’ve Ever Created

My weekend project turns out to be the most popular thing I’ve ever done, at least based on web traffic (besides that one thing that I don’t like to talk about). It’s had more pageviews in two days than my whole blog gets in a typical month, and I haven’t even officially announced the final page outside of Twitter. Insane. Seriously. ios, itexteditors, texteditor

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