Any comments, recommendations ?
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Restart/Reload Dock on mac os (OSx)
- Open "Terminal"
- Type "killall Dock"
- Exit "Terminal"
- Wait.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Python IDE for mac, Color Schemes and installation
So I'm trying to develop some python and Google apps engine for some time now, I'm still newbie but so far so good, I like the language it's so easy and intuitive that you can't imagine :)
I've tried to review various IDE applications for developing with python, but the one I like most is
Komodo IDE it's pretty nice and it fulfills my needs so far.
Also I like dar color schemes but the one which is integrated is not so nice. So I started looking around and find very nice web site which gathers various color schemes for it, it's kolormodo.com there you should find what are you looking for, download it, and just drag it on-top of your Komodo IDE icon to install it.
here is an screen-shoot:
I've tried to review various IDE applications for developing with python, but the one I like most is
Komodo IDE it's pretty nice and it fulfills my needs so far.
Also I like dar color schemes but the one which is integrated is not so nice. So I started looking around and find very nice web site which gathers various color schemes for it, it's kolormodo.com there you should find what are you looking for, download it, and just drag it on-top of your Komodo IDE icon to install it.
here is an screen-shoot:
Color schemes screen-shoot from the site |
Monday, October 11, 2010
Visual Studio 2010 Color Schemes
Today I wanted to change my VS2010 Color Scheme and I can happily announce that I found really nice web site, where you can choose from nice existing schemes but also you can create your own on the fly with real time preview ;)
You can visit this site and dig in ;)
You can visit this site and dig in ;)
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Icon/face of your web site.
I was always wondering what is it and how to make one. As I can see it really very simple.
Favicons (favorite icons) are the small images that are associated with a website. They will be displayed on the address bar, on browser tabs, and in the bookmark list.
Draw your website's code.
This is interesting tool I found today.
Drawter is a tool written in JavaScript and based on jQuery library. It provides you the possibility to literally draw your website's code. It runs on every single web-browser which makes it really useful and helpful. Each tag is presented as a layer you have drawn.
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