Panic - Coda - One-Window Web Development for Mac OS X: this would be a killer app for me IF it supported SVN as a core part of the app. Otherwise, its great, but I can’t use it, which kind of sucks.
[…] Ouch. All my BBEdit/TextMate-style work is done on Wordpress weblogs and experimental Ruby apps right now, so Coda won’t be replacing them for me. Also, understandably, Coda builds on Panic’s fantastic Transmit FTP engine, but appears to neglect my protocol of choice for managing local and remote assets: Subversion. I know I could use the embedded terminal window in the app, but I would have loved to see Panic take on this feature and give it some of their (deservedly) award-winning design touch. UPDATE: Ethan @ WBR agrees. […]
I wrote a mail to Panic, praying for subversion, please everybody do the same 
It does have a terminal. I had a similar thought. I’ve been wondering if you can do command line svn there. I haven’t had a chance to try it out though.
Since I use the command line for SVN anyway, having integrated Terminal does provide usable SVN integration for me. However, I’m not really sold on Coda either.
Yes - another vote for svn integration!!!!
I’ve been a devoted TextMate user but have been compelled by Coda’s gorgeous interface. Love the UI and split views.
I’ve had no problem using Coda and svn; in fact, that’s all I do. Simply use the built in terminal or a terminal app of choice for check in/outs and other svn needs. I simply point Coda’s site view to a checked-out version. svn integration would be nice but I think there would be other items I’d prefer to see first. TextMate’s core text editing and bundles smokes Coda.
I’m stuck on Coda it seems. Bought it today about 2 days of not being able to go back to TextMate.
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[From Has been... | Willy Dobbe]- #
The XMPP feed was really cool. Why Twitter won't allow relaying is beyond me. If twitter decentralized and did a node/hub based architecture with a good toolkit, things would be much different.
[From No XMPP: What Is Twitter Protecting?]- #
So why couldn't a loosely coupled, queue based system using XMPP work as a twitter clone? Hash table lookups for @replies, a good OSPF type routing table for interserver communication and asynchronous messaging propagation. Lets get cracking!
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The dutch certainly like their Twitters! That's better twitter coverage than we got at most of the US shows.
[From July 2nd, Amsterdam, Netherlands | R.E.M. Tour, 2008]- #
For the past ten years "tapped for web series" has usually been synonymous for "lots of money on stuff no one will want to watch." Can Google + MacFarlane reverse this? Probably not, because they don't understand the concept of Windowing. Content is successful when not built up with expectations.
[From Google taps 'Family Guy' guy for Web series | Tech news blog - CNET News.com]- #
so this reminds me that Indigo Home Automation software + native iPhone App is going to absolutely MURDER as a home automation device. IndigoIndigo has an IP protocol and Zeroconf support. Our iPod Touch in our house is already doing this using a web based interface for us. Also consider the possibilities of using the iPod to control a wider array of devices, like your home stereo (using IRTransIRTrans), your air conditioner, etc. The iPod Touch suddenly kills the Phillips Prestigo, Logitech Harmony, etc. The Touch costs less than the Harmony, but IRTrans is not that cheap.
[From Apple to Offer iTunes Remote Control App for iPhone and iPod Touch - Mac Rumors]- #
Crystal was a great asset to the team and it will be sad to lose her, but our loss is many other people's gains and I wish her well in Seattle!
[From Clever, Clever Girl » Big Changes and a Bigger Move]- #
This is severely retarded. Honestly. In Orange County, a city with a plentiful population of people needing jobs and wanting to work and invested in their communities, a paper instead opts to crowdsource through Indian outsourcing than maybe offering to give something back to the community by crowd sourcing through, maybe parts of the city with high unemployment? Fuck. The stupidity abounds.
[From OC Register to outsource some editing to India]- #
So this is another in the line of REM experiments. With this one, fans can help create the animations for the tour backdrop in the European leg, through October. The animations will get assembled and shipped off to Blue Leach, who is doing the background video.
[From -- R.E.M. HOLLOW MAN --]- #
Bill Gates = a personal hero. I love this e-mail. Microsoft is also a case of spreading things too thin.
[From Full text: An epic Bill Gates e-mail rant]- #
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