This post will only be of interest to Jekyll users, but if you want to start creating your own customizations to your Jekyll setup, this will be an easy start.
jekyll, ruby
MeisterTask, which I mentioned recently (also a previous sponsor), just launched the iOS version of their new productivity and project management tool.
applewatch, appreview, ios, productivity
Thanks to Mighty Deals and Train Simple for sponsoring BrettTerpstra.com. If you’re looking for a path to becoming an expert in Adobe apps and web design technologies, this is a great offer. Also check out their new resource for web design news at WebDesigner News.
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I edited a bunch of MultiMarkdown tables in Sublime Text 3 yesterday, and by about halfway through I’d developed a pretty good system. I thought I’d document a couple of tricks for my own future reference, and for anyone else it might help.
markdown, markdownediting, multimarkdown, sublimetext, texteditor
I have an always-on Mac mini that sits in the corner of my office. It toils away running staging servers for media, web development, and home automation. It also runs a lot of scheduled scripts.
macos, scripting, shell, terminal
Vecteezy has provided BrettTerpstra.com readers with an exclusive set of free network and database icons for web and app developers. The set includes layered, vector icons in Illustrator (AI), Photoshop (PSD), EPS, and PNG formats.
design, freebie, giveaway, icons
VOX developer Coppertino released VOX for iOS yesterday, and it continues their tradition of amazing and beautiful software. I love VOX for Mac (previous review), and this new iPhone companion is a perfect complement.
appreview, ios
I’ve been feeling horrible about my lack of posting recently, so this morning I decided to make something to share. It’s an addition to my Lorem Ipsum set of TextExpander tools. I know, again with the Lipsum.
lipsum, snippet, textexpander
For a long time I mistakenly associated CleanMyMac with MacKeeper in my head. The latter is awful, let’s not talk about them. CleanMyMac, on the other hand, has proven to be a powerful — and safe — tool for reclaiming disk space. Version 3 was released today and includes some powerful new features.
appreview, macos, utility
Thanks to Eternal Storms Software — creator of Yoink — for sponsoring BrettTerpstra.com this week. I’ve been a fan of Matthias’ work for years (back to ‘09!), and I’m excited to have Eternal Storm’s support!
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I use Terminal (well, iTerm 2) for file management on my Mac more often than I use Finder. Typing out long path names is often more tedious than drilling through Finder folders, though1. I have enough tag-based Spotlight () tools worked out in Bash that traversal in the shell has most of the same conveniences2, but still, some of those paths…
bash, terminal, unix
