Posts Tagged ‘OS X’
Layer Cake – Magic with PSDs
MacRabbit – Layer Cake – Magic with PSDs. This, for me, is one of those “I can’t believe it went until 2012 without this existing” stories. Layer Cake is the latest application from MacRabbit, the shop famous for Espresso and CSSEdit before that. When building out the front end, you may be all too familiar [...]
Mac OS X Lion with CSS3
Mac OS X Lion with CSS3 | Blog of Alessio Atzeni | Web Design Tutorials and Front-end Development Blog by Alessio Atzeni. Novelty side projects are awesome. Unfortunately many are ridiculed for being a waste of time but in my opinion they’re gold when it comes to self-education. Imagine the OS X Lion experience recreated [...]
Network Link Conditioner
I’m not sure how I missed it, but a new feature to OS X Lion is a Preference Pane called Network Link Conditioner. This is a thing of beauty for Web developers the world over; built in network throttling on an OS level. Throttling comes in as a need for various reasons. I’ve wanted to [...]
Silverback: Making Usability Testing That Much Cooler
Silverback is usability testing software from the group at Clearleft. Here are my initial thoughts on the application itself.
I’ve Switched from Linux and Settled on OS X
Two of the more popular articles I’ve ever posted to this site are Linux and Web Development Intro and Linux and Web Development Part 2. In each piece, I documented my transition from using Windows my entire life to working with Linux (Ubuntu particularly). I first began working with Linux at home, I came to [...]
