Ask HN: Do you develop on a Mac? What apps do you use?
Do you develop on a Mac? What apps do you use?
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TextMate and RubyMine (Ruby and Rails), Eclipse (AppEngine, Wave robot dev), IntelliJ (Java), AquaEmacs and SBCL/Franz/Gambit-C (Common Lisp and Scheme).
For documentation/writing: OmniGraffle and Latex (and sometimes Page or OpenOffice.org)
For documentation/writing: OmniGraffle and Latex (and sometimes Page or OpenOffice.org)
I do a lot of django and drupal development so I use screen, vim, terminal, hg/git/svn, virtualenv and MAMP. I also use firefox with firebug, and the Live HTTP headers plugin, and virtualbox for virtual windows and linux environments.
I use xcode, textmate, cyberduck for sftp, gitx for basic git usage, terminal for most of the heavy lifting, vim on servers. Photoshop when needed to tweak something minor but mostly I am a programmer.
I tried using Aquamacs for a long time, but it didn't work out, and I just switched back to 'plain emacs' now that the mac version builds out of cvs.
I also use iTerm, Fabric, django, mysql and svn.
I use SubEthaEdit or TextWrangler depending on what I'm writing. SubEthaEdit has better syntax highlighting for some things, including Go, but TextWrangler acts more like I want it to.
My most common applications in my workflow are Coda, Terminal, and Fireworks for the occasional graphics editing. Also, XCode is a big player when I'm doing my iPhone development.
How do you like Coda? How well does it adapt to rails/django? Is it only for the front end stuff or can it handle the heavy lifting of the server side stuff?
TextMate for code and SequelPro for MySQL. The rest is built in: Terminal, Apache + PHP. Also, I off-and-on use Things for task lists (now I'm back on using TODOs in Textmate).
In addition to the Xcode tools, I use MacVim, MacPorts and iTerm. People who do more than quick edits with Vim on OS X should have a look at MacVim.
This has saved me a lot of time: http://infinite-labs.net/afloat/
Textmate and Eclipse. I use vi for quick editing.
I also use Virtualbox for running virtual Linux and Windows (for testing)
I also use Virtualbox for running virtual Linux and Windows (for testing)
I use a mac but the tools are pretty much the same as a linux box.
ITerm + Vim + various Gnu Utilities
ITerm + Vim + various Gnu Utilities
Terminal, Vim, Cyberduck, and photoshop.
Keepin' it simple folks.
Keepin' it simple folks.
I develop (rails) on a mac - I use textmate and terminal
I use Coda and MAMP.. and they do everything I need
Aquamacs is fantastic!