• janus – This is a basic distribution of vim plugins and tools intended to be run on top of the latest MacVIM snapshot.
• reptyr – is a utility for taking an existing running program and attaching it to a new terminal. Started a long-running process over ssh, but have to leave and don't want to interrupt it? Just start a screen, use reptyr to grab it, and then kill the ssh session and head on home.
• txt2re – headache relief for programmers :: regular expression generator
• atMonitor – is the most advanced monitoring tool for Mac OS X that displays system activity in real-time
• urlscan – is a small program that is designed to integrate with the "mutt" mailreader to allow you to easily launch a Web browser for URLs contained in email messages.
• Screens – Very good looking universal VNC Client for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch.
• Coloration – is editor/IDE color scheme converter. Right now it allows you to convert your favourite Textmate color scheme (in XML plist format) to Vim, JEdit and KDevelop/Kate/Kwrite color scheme.
• nvALT – Notational Velocity fork with widescreen, collapsible notes panel, MultiMarkdown/Markdown/Textile rendering and preview
• rush – is a replacement for the unix shell (bash, zsh, etc) which uses pure Ruby syntax
• Wiki on a Stick – (in short WoaS) is a wiki that lives in one self-modifying XHTML file. It's perfect to be used at home or at office, on your laptop or USB pen drive.

• Simple Software – Open Source Tools – Very nice collection of handy scripts. Most of which are windows only…
• Using Git to manage a web site – The one-line summary: push into a remote repository that has a detached work tree, and a post-receive hook that runs "git checkout -f".
• How to use TextMate – Great overview with many links. Something to learn for every TextMate user.
• quillen – backs up your important documents or other data to your Amazon S3 and SimpleDB account.
• gollum – Gollum wikis are simply Git repositories that adhere to a specific format. Gollum pages may be written in a variety of formats and can be edited in a number of ways depending on your needs.
• lastfm-cli – is an interactive command-line & telnet interface to a last.fm account and last.fm audio streams.
• Hamster – Free Video converter with built in video player witch Supports Any Video Formats and Easy-to-Use!
• Gridy – adds an invisible grid to Windows, so that any window you move or resize is snapped to it.
• Time-Track-CLI – In the spirit of TODO.TXT, this little Tcl script will handle tracking how much time you spend on tasks throughout the day. All records are stored in a plain text file so you’re not dependent on anyone else’s format.

• bup – Highly efficient file backup system based on the git packfile format. Capable of doing incremental backups of virtual machine images.
• diskring – is a Mac OS X utility that displays the disk usage through a handy ring chart effect
• Hg Init – a Mercurial tutorial by Joel Spolsky including Subversion Re-education
• PeaZip – Open source file and archive manager for Windows and Linux. Flexibe, portable, secure, and free as in freedom
• Getting started with retirement on a sailboat – Maybe some day…
• Snippets – Code Snippet Manager for Mac OS X, $39,95
• Common MySQL Queries – *Lots* of useful MySQL Queries…
• reMail – downloads all your email to your iPhone and searches it instantly.

• kSar – kSar Version 5 is a java application that graph your sar data. It can graph sar text output from Solaris,Linux,AIX,HPUX,Mac OS/X. It also permit to export data to PDF/JPG/PNG/CSV. You can load dat from three method : local file, local command excetion, and remote command execution via SSH
• MySQL Workbench – is a cross-platform, visual database design tool developed by MySQL. It is the highly anticipated successor application of the DBDesigner4 project. MySQL Workbench will be available as a native GUI tool on Window, Linux and OS X.
• QuickCursor – For Mac users to use their favorite text editor everywhere. QuickCursor allows you to edit text from any application in your favorite text editor.
• The Ten Minute Guide to diff and patch –
• MyLogon – is a Network-oriented logon applet for Windows

TextMate ist ein äusserst vielseitiger Texteditor, der unter anderem auch ein Blogging-Bundle anbietet. Um dieses Für ein WordPress-Blog einzurichten, genügt es schon, das eigene Blog über Bundles – Blogging – Setup Blogs mit der Syntax

Blogname http://username@blogadresse.de/blog/xmlrpc.php

einzutragen.

Im Anschluss können die aktuellen Posts über Bundles – Blogging – Fetch Posts abgerufen und im Editor bearbeitet werden.

Wie hier gut zu sehen ist, werden die verschiedenen Felder über simple Header-Einträge befüllt. Wird etwa der Status auf draft gesetzt, könnte so eine voreilige Ankündigung eines neuen Blogposts über Twitter gar nicht erst passieren…

Formatiert werden können die Posts bequem per Markdown, Textile oder auch HTML. Bilder können per Drag and Drop in den Editor hochgeladen werden.

Wenn der Post dann fertig gestellt ist, wird sein Status auf publish geändert und kann über Bundles – Blogging – Post to Blog hochgeladen werden.

Sehr praktisch das ganze.

• App Store Expense Monitor – Berechnet wieviel für iPhone-Apps aus dem App Store ausgegeben wurde
• Outlook-QuoteFix – can modify MS Outlook's message composition windows on-the-fly to allow for correct quoting and to change the appearance of your plain-text replies and forwards in general: move your signature, use compressed indentation, customize your quote header, etc.
• iFlicks – Using iFlicks you can easily import your Video Collection into iTunes. This gives you the ability to watch your Videos directly in iTunes or transfer them to your iPod or iPhone. On top of that iFlicks downloads Metadata for your Videos and lets you tweak the Metadata manually.
• ColorBox – A light-weight, customizable lightbox plugin for jQuery 1.3
• RubyFrontier Documentation – It’s a way of maintaining and generating Web sites. It imitates UserLand Frontier, but it’s written in Ruby.
• Pro Git Book – The whole Pro Git book online.
• Glims – adds a cocktail of features to Safari (Tabs, Thumbnails, Full Screen, Search Engines, Search Suggestions, Forms autocomplete on, Dated download folders, Type Ahead …)
• Jack OS X – is a low-latency audio server, written originally for the GNU/Linux operating system, and now with Mac OS X support. It can connect any number of different applications to a single hardware audio device; it also allows applications to send and receive audio to and from each other.
• StudioTwentyEight | Wallpapers – Great wallpapers, often available in dual and triple versions…

• tarpipe – simplifies the process of adding, sharing, and moving content among the web services you use, by allowing you to define a repeatable, automatic workflow.
• Hyperspaces – Customize Apples spacey using colors, desktop pictures, etc. Should be build in, is Shareware and in public preview for $12,95…
• Advantageous mp3 – find new music on iTunes, buy it DRM-free on Amazon MP3. Currently US only…
• EventBox – All in one social networking app on the Mac OS X Desktop… Shareware, $20.
• Hardware-Inventarisierung mit Open-Source – Schöner Übersichtsartikel…
• Fabric – is a simple pythonic remote deployment tool. Unlike Capistrano, Fabric wants to stay small, light, easy to change and not bound to any specific framework.
• The Big Mean Folder Machine – is an essential tool for anyone working with large file collections. It can split and merge file collections based on certain rules, filetypes size and other criteria… Shareware, 14,95€.
• pssh – The Parallel ssh project includes parallel versions of the shell (pssh), scp (pscp), rsync (prsync), and kill (pnuke).
• Gmail Modes – Different URLs for different modes. Might come in handy…
• The GTDAlt bundle workflow – Seems a bit complicated compared to a graphical solution but maybe it just needs another look at it…

• http://☃.net/ – ☃
• TextMate Basics Tutorial – After having setup your TextMate, this Tutorial will show you around the basic features of TextMate. This is a must for everyone who wants to use TextMate seriously.
• Ruby's Ambition – is a framework for writing adapters. Adapters are RubyGems which depend on the ambition gem and are named something along the lines of ambitious-activerecord. They typically use Ambition to turn plain jane Ruby into some sort of domain specific query which can be executed.
• Swirly MMS – MMS Application for jailbroken iPhones… Pricetag: 8 $.
• Subscribe2 Plugin – declares itself the beste WordPress email subscription plugin…
• Shoes – Information and tutorials on the Shoes GUI toolkit for Ruby.
• The Credit Crisis and the Bailout in Plain English –
• Rosetta Stone for Unix – What do they call that in this world?
• Animated Knots by Grog – Learn a hellofalot knots…
• fruux – is a lightweight and convenient system preference pane, that syncs your Address Book, Calendars, Tasks and Bookmarks between different Macs.
• OSSIM – stands for Open Source Security Information Management. Its goal is to provide a comprehensive compilation of tools which, when working together, grant a network/security administrator with detailed view over each and every aspect of his networks/hosts/physical access devices/server/etc…
• Sauron – is a scalable system for management of DNS & DHCP services

Ich habe seit diesem Semester Java-Vorlesungen und benutze viel lieber mein MacBook als die Vista PCs vor Ort. Anstelle des dort installierten Java Editors¹ nutze ich mein TextMate als Editor.

Das ganze klappt auch super, man kann ganze Ordner verwalten und in der Seitenleiste neue Dateien anlegen², das Syntax-Highlighting und Code-Folding klappt out of the box und die Sache macht einfach Spaß.

Nur, wenn man die Dokumentation zu dem gerade markierten Wort aufrufen will (ctrl + H), klappt das leider nicht.

Ich habe im TextMate IRC nach Hilfe gesucht und auch gefunden. Das aktuelle Java Bundle bietet diese Funktion aus unklaren Gründen nicht, die SVN-Version schon. Also bin ich nach der Bundle Update Anleitung vorgegangen und habe mir das neueste Java Bundle besorgt. Und das ging so:

Das passende Encoding einstellen:

export LC_TYPE=en_US.UTF-8

In das Bundle Verzeichnis wechseln³:

cd ~/Programme/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles/

Das alte Bundle entfernen:

rm -rf Java.tmbundle/

Und das neue aus dem SVN holen:

svn export http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Bundles/Java.tmbundle

Anstelle von export könnte man hier auch checkout verwenden und dann bei Bedarf einfach per svn up an das aktuelle Bundle kommen. Ich glaube aber nicht dass ich das Bundle so oft updaten werde und so spare ich mir den Transfer des .svn Ordners…

Einen TextMate Neustart später steht die aktuelle Java API auf Knopfdruck zur Verfügung und zeigt die passende Stelle zu dem markierten Wort an.

1. Den ich allerdings für ein klasse Programm halte
2. Was der Finder kurioserweise immer noch nicht kann…
3. Meine Programme liegen in einem Ordner “Programme” in meinem Home, vermutlich liegen deine eher unter /Programme/.../, ohne das ~

~ > echo "Hello World" | pbcopy ~ > pbpaste | mate ~ >

TextMate öffnet dann ein neues Fenster mit dem Inhalt der Zwischenablage, genial.

Die Möglichkeiten sind hier natürlich nur durch die Phantasie des Users begrenzt. Die beiden Tools haben auch eine¹ man-Page die den interessierten Leser über verschiedene Pasteboards und RTF-Support aufklärt…

1. gemeinsame