Macrabbit(creators of CSSEdit) is currently working on their latest product Espresso, a more sensible solution to web development.

If you haven’t tried out CSSEdit, you should. If CSSEdit is any indication of their ability to build excellent applications there should be quite a buzz about Espresso.  From the screenshots and features of Espresso on their site it already looks very promising.

Release date is supposed to be sometime in November, currently they are looking for beta testers for espresso.

I use quite a few applications on a daily basis, thought I’d put them out there and see what else is out there.  I didn’t include all of the standard apps such as creative suite or gmail.

Windows

• Digsby (chat client w/ social and email integration)
• Aptana (IDE built on Eclipse w/ integrated FTP, plugins for Rails & PHP)
• WinSCP (Standard FTP with ability to open up terminal over sftp)
• Launchy (quickly launch applications, similar to Launchbar or Quicksilver)
• FoxIt Reader (Extremely fast PDF opener, no reason to use Adobe Reader)
• 7-zip (Help windows open archives besides .zip)
• uTorrent (Very light torrent client)
• Dropbox (Sync files over the web w/ client apps for win/mac/linux)
• fabForce DBDesigner 4 (Relational DB modeling tool)
• Notepad++ (Basic text edtior with built in FTP)
• Picasa (Photo viewer from google well google bought them)
• TightVNC (very lightweight VNC client/server)

Web Based

• Tada List (Very Basic Todo List)
• Writeboard (Web-based text documents with collaboration integration)
• HiTask (Another todo list application, more features such as calendar and export functionality)
• 280 slides (Make presentations online and share with anyone, very keynote like)
• Remember the Milk (Another todo list application but with twitter integration)

Firefox Plugins

• Chatzilla (IRC chat client)
• CSSViewer (Shows CSS styles on hover)
• Delicious (a necessity, active search rocks)
• Download Statusbar (similar to Chrome’s download bar)
• JSView (Quick link to view javascript for site)
• Firebug (A must for developers)
• LinkChecker (Checks all of the links on the current page, color codes them based on response code. finds broken links easier)
• Locationbar (greys out everything in the location bar except for the domain)
• MeasureIt (measure anything in the browser)
• Password Exporter (Very useful if transferring passwords or you need to wipe your firefox profile)
• Quick Restart (Restarts firefox with ctrl+alt+r)
• Remember The Milk for Gmail (adds Remember the Milk functionality into gmail)
• ScribeFire (amazing blog editor within firefox, opens as a panel in the bottom of the window)
• Secure Login (automates logins with key presses, similar to Opera’s wand)
• Speed Dial (Direct access to your most visited sites)
• Tab Catalog (Catalog view of open tabs)
• Table2Clipboard (easily copy tabular data from sites into excel)
• Ubiquity (Your Command line to the internet)
• Web Developer (web developer toolbar, very useful tools)
• Twitterfox (update and display your twitter from firefox)

OS X

• Textmate (A trusty text editor)
• Adium (multi network chat client)
• CSSEdit (very slick CSS coding, shows you live preview while modifying css)
• Keep an eye out for espresso (Mac Web Development) from the same guys that make CSSEdit
• Dropbox (Sync files between mac/pc/linux/internet)
• YummyFTP (Reliable FTP client)

I know I’m missing quite a few OS X apps, didn’t have my macbook in front of me at the moment.

What else am I missing?

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