Signs into their Google account) at a later time.For historical reasons and to give myself some sort of illusion of control I tend to write blog posts in html. A user resets their phone, sets the phone up offline but contemporaneous to the wipe, and then completes the online setup (i.e. The phone is seized in this state and requires the examiner to set the phone up offline in order to perform the extraction.
Textmate Phones Code Productively Away
QuickEdit is a fast, stable and full featured text editor for Android devices.Marino TextMate Marino Textmate is the exclusive SMS-only service for Filipino seafarers from Smart. It provides.If you want to code productively away from your PC, Quoda is a must have, allowing you to carry a text editor and IDE like Notepad++, Textmate or Sublime Text in your pocket to code when on the move. TextMate is a general-purpose GUI text editor for Mac OS X. What is even nicer is that you can drag images from ImageWell after a quick resize or edit without saving it.Adobe Creative Cloud is a collection of desktop and mobile applications and.
It will display the results in a way that allows you to jump between matches, extract matching text, or preview replacements. Students should not be permitted to use cell phones in school.TextMate allows you to select what you are looking for and what you are searching for. The principal at my school has also set policies on banning cell phones in school. Many places in society are setting policies on digital device.
After a bit of testing I’ve now got a fairly useful toolkit.Dropbox integration, html editing: Textastic allows you to open and save to dropbox, does syntax highlighting and to easily type various characters that are normally buried in the iOS keyboard.Images, there is not a way to upload images to the blog that fits in with html editing, but it is easy to upload images with the flickr app to flickr. I’ve managed ok using the Notes app, and using dragon dictation to ‘write text’ but hadn’t found a solution to some other features. On the iPadI am not hoping for the power of TextMate for editing html but wanted to do some blogging from an iPad.
I did a bit of a google and came up with nothing. Getting links on the iPad was a bit tedious, switching between Safari and Textastic and typing the code, pasting in the url. Open flickr app and upload, open Safari and grab html code, switch to Texttastic and paste.Getting links, was the last piece of the jigsaw, as well as grabbing html link tags from Safari Stand or CoLT in FireFox, in TextMate you can select some text and press command-control-shift-L and TextMate will use google to provide a link, not always the right one but very useful. That makes posting images simple if a little long winded: Screenshot, edit in an app, save to camera roll. This can be pasted into Textastic. However toy can switch to the full site which works fine on the ipad.
As I mention the code is not exactly slick, I couldn’t get mobile Safari to pre select the link (it works in a desktop browser) which would save a couple of clicks but it does work well enough to use if I want to blog but only have an iPad.Tagged blogging, ios, ipad, javascript, textmate | Leave a comment Dropbox, FastScripts & TextMateThis is a ‘mac’ post not really aimed at education except in so far as a lot of educationalists seem to be using Dropbox. The switch back to Textastic and paste. I can now add a link to Textastic by switching to safari, loading the page and clicking the linkHTML link on Safari’s toolbar. The bookmarklet uses this JavaScript File, if you care about JavaScript I would not look at it I just kept changing things till it worked for me. I’ve created a bookmarklet that adds a bit onto the top of a webpage with a text box in it, the textbox contains the html tag to link to the page:The bookmarklet link has the following code:Javascript: (function())() I added the bookmarklet to Safari on my desktop which syncs with my iPad.
I have my home mac, desktop at work, work laptop, iPhone and the iPad I am typing this part of the post on, all with the same files seamlessly synced. This is extremely useful if you use different computers in different locations. You can set up dropbox on several computers and they are all kept in sync. Basically dropbox sets up a dropbox folder on your computer and syncs it with one online.
TextMate has some amazing features that are way above my head but I find it a must have application. TextMate, DroptextI find that I use plain text files more and more, I write blogs posts, todo list, web pages and first drafts in TextMate. Now when I make a new script on any of the macs it is shared with the other ones and available through FastScripts.
However, I do like automating repetitive tasks and things that work automagically Dropbox, FastScripts & TextMate fit that bill.Tagged applescript, dropbox, ios, ipad, mac, textmate | Leave a comment Mac ToolsYesterday I was at the Apple Store Glasgow opening. I can also use a 59p app droptext to edit these files on the iPad.I have never really been one for productivity systems, I’ve always like 43 Folders but mainly as a distraction. A textMate project is just a easy way to see all of the files inside the _notes folder and its subfolder (power users can do a lot more with projects).What is great is I can access and edit these files from any of the computers I use and view them through the dropbox app on an iPhone or iPad. Also in dropbox is a textMate project.
Here is a wee bit about 3 of them, why I like them and what they do. But some of the ones I like most come from elsewhere. Of course I use the iLife tools and would not be without them, I’ve just started using pages and keynote and like them. They asked about my favourite apple applications, this got me started, my favourite applications are not apple ones. I would guess I’ll end up on the cutting-room floor as I mumbled and probably blushed, but the questions made me think a bit. As I mentioned I was interviewed by Mark‘s ex -piecast team The MacCast.
By tapping into core mac ‘stuff’ the graphics, gradients and shadows are beautiful. The way it fits in with the iLife suite, making creating comics a simple task, drag and drop. I blog about Supercard at Bad Poet and have some resources for teachers and others on the site.Comic Life is not an application that I use everyday, but it is a great tool for children and epitomises a type of good mac application. Most of the gallerys on Sandaig Classes such as this one are run up with a SC project. In the past I have created fairly useful teacher and teaching tools but now I mostly use if for avoiding repetitious task. SuperCard has a simple english type scripting language and can tap into the power of appleScript and unix shell calls.
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