Netvibes and Philosophy Feeds
Joachim Horvath posts on how to use Netvibes, an online news reader, to share philosophy feeds. Well done, Joachim!
Joachim Horvath posts on how to use Netvibes, an online news reader, to share philosophy feeds. Well done, Joachim!
BBEdit 9 has just been released. Too many features to list here, but this caught my eye:
BBEdit now handles the (badly chosen, IMO) “txmt:” URL scheme. This allows properly formed “txmt:” URLs generated by the Ruby On Rails “FootNotes” plug-in (and some others) to open files in BBEdit and (optionally) select a requested […]
Changes is out of beta with a 1.0 release. Changes allows you to compare diretories and files and is Leopard only taking advantage of Core Animation and Quick Look. Offering editor support for BBEdit, TextWrangler, TextMate, and Xcode and version control integration for Subversion, CVS, Perforce, Mercurial, Git, Bazaar, and Darcs, Changes is shaping up […]
Code folding is a feature of some text editors that allows the selective hiding and displaying of the text being edited. This is particularly useful if you are working on a small subsection of a large, complicated text. Code folding allows you to display and work on the relevant portion of the text while hiding […]
New versions of BBEdit and SubEthaEdit are available.
BBEdit 8.7 includes improved code folding, LUA support, the ability to open the terminal. Interestingly, there seems to be an attempt to institute TextMate-style snippets, a method for “smart” text insertion:
Clippings—previously known as “the Glossary”, Clippings provide an easy way to capture and re-use frequently needed […]
Good news for text-editing writers on the OS X platform. The venerable Mac text editor BBEdit has released an update which includes native Markdown support and improved TeX support. From the release notes:
The Markdown language module now supports syntax coloring. If you choose “Preview in BBEdit” when a Markdown source […]
As a follow up to the last post about the latest manifestation of the Editor Wars, I want to concur with Erik J. Barzeski’s complaint about TextMate’s lack of chunk undo. However, having used TextMate’s character undo, I can see that, in certain contexts, it has its advantages. Personally, I would like the best of […]
TextMate has got some attention recently for its Halloween easter egg, mostly, but not solely, positive. (See this TUAW post and this post from the TextMate Blog.) This was reflected in the change-log removing the holiday stylings that some consider to be the Best. Change-Log. Ever.:
[REMOVED] TextMate no longer pays tribute […]