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iOS Git/Subversion Viewer Apps
Browsers/Viewers versus git/svn clients To be clear, these apps don’t really offer much in terms of editing code or repository push/pull. However, most offer a way to review code or code status & history (and some include syntax highlighting of … Continue reading
Git Tools for Mac OS X
To get my projects over to GitHub I used the command line version of Git for Mac OS X which I installed long ago to access (clone) things like PhoneGap (btw, on Win XP I’ve used msysgit – Git for Windows). However, last … Continue reading
Migrating My Projects to Github
Github is a wonderful service and it is free to host public repositories. I’m starting to migrate projects to my account on github to make it easier to manage version control, updates, distribution and to act as a back-up for me. … Continue reading
fyi Bookmarklet
UPDATE: April 19, 2011 Project now hosted elsewhere, see fyi-bookmarklets on Github I wrote a simple bookmarklet to make it very easy to share a snippet of a web page and the URL by email (see Install and Usage below). I … Continue reading
Manifest Generator for TextMate and Text Wrangler
I whipped up versions of the Coda extension “Manifest Generator” that run in TextMate and TextWrangler. See the previous post on a HTML 5 Manifest Generator for Coda. HTML5 Manifest Generator for TextMate To install the bundle- just download, unzip, … Continue reading
Coda Plugin- HTML5 Manifest Generator
Offline web content is readily done with an HTML5 Cache Manifest, as well described and demonstrated by Mark Pilgrim. Though the manifest file itself is simple, creating it can require some tedious work. This Coda Plugin attempts to address that. … Continue reading
PhoneGap Lessons Learned- Windows Edition
The first lesson learned is that there is a lot of stuff to install to get a Windows machine ready to roll with Eclipse‑Android‑PhoneGap development. Second, I learned it is all really finicky regarding version of Ruby, paths, order of … Continue reading
PhoneGap Lessons Learned- Mac edition
In the last week I’ve learned quite a bit about using PhoneGap-Android with Eclipse on Mac and Windows. Earlier this month I spent alot of time using the iUI library with PhoneGap to make stand-alone iPhone apps from HTML. I … Continue reading
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