Shawn's great review of the major mechanical switch keyboards for Mac.

Using Tumult Hype, you can create beautiful HTML5 web content. Animations and interactive content made with Tumult Hype works on desktops, smartphones and iPads. No coding required.

Ninja move.

Dragon Drop is finally released. Congrats to @shinypb on an app that adds a feature that should be built in.

"I think that people’s emotional connection to our products is that they sense our care, and the amount of work that has gone into creating it."

Seems like this is the secret cause to almost anything. If you care about it enough, and pour your heart and soul into it, others will as well.

Every keyboard shortcut in Mac OX X

"So wait: build native apps and be ever restricted by Apple or build web apps and work across devices, across platforms, and even have non-Webkit browsers compatibility?"

Texts is a new kind of editor for creation of text structure and content. Books, articles and blog posts written once in Texts can be processed and published in many formats.

Very interesting approach to the “temporary-drag-and-drop-drawer” app category.

So full of win! — RT @KyleSacks: What I love about Hibari is that the timeline is customizable with CSS.

"For myself and perhaps many other Mac nerds, the reasons why we like to configure and run our own servers boils down to giving ourselves the power and control many of us crave over our own data."

Giving Hibari a try because I appreciate a good software story and a statement of an app’s philosophy:

Cloak is a service for your Mac, iPhone, and iPad that keeps you safe when you’re connected to public wireless networks like those found at coffee shops, hotels, airports, and conferences.

Perhaps the best developer interview I have ever read. Deliciously geeky.

Amazing! How do they keep coming up with this stuff? – PlugBug Charger - PlugBug Charger - Twelve South:

Prior to Lion, Mail was never particularly good at allowing quick keyboard-navigation between specific mailboxes, or the ability to move messages without using the mouse. The new version of Mail goes some way towards fixing these problems, and is substantially more usable because of it.

One of my current favorite thinkers. – The Setup: An interview with Douglas Rushkoff:

@damenleeturks Ah, it was Gruber who wrote it up. This is the Flash Free method I employ for the most part:

Recently, my 27” iMac went out of commission for a day, and I had to rely solely on a 13” Macbook Air. It forced me to focus and had me second guessing how I work on computers.

Nice list of all the features in one handy post with screenshots.