Very interesting app. It’s free.
Simply choose a song, write a brief recommendation and tweet it. Recollect creates an attractive web page to display your recommendation and allows your followers to preview the song.
Plus an iPad version of Coda:
Diet Coda takes everything we’ve ever learned about world-class web code editing, and wraps it up to-go. It’s packed with features, bathed in fun, ready to work.
To be clear, I haven’t found anything that interests me in the new version, so I’m gonna stick with my Espresso 2.
Wow, I wasn’t aware of that there was an official 5by5 Radio application.
But for what it’s worth, I still recommend Instacast for any kind of podcasts.
Habit List is a pretty convenient app that helps you to create good habits and break unhealthy ones. It’s kinda like the Repeat Taks in GTD software, but in a simple and elegant way.
I’ve been using it for 3 days, it reminds me to take vitamin pills and go to sleep before 2:00, very helpful.
Another great new feature of xScope, updated today.
When uploading a shot to Dribbble, it can sometimes be difficult to get it just right. But with xScope, sharing your work is a breeze:
Open xScope Preferences and enable the Dribbble configuration in the Screens pane.
Open the Screens tool
Select the Dribbble Upload preset from the tool’s dropdown menu
Position the screens tool over the part of your design that you want to upload to Dribble
Press the camera button to capture the image (by default the screenshot is copied to the clipboard, but you can change to a file in the General preferences pane)
Upload your saved image to Dribbble, knowing exactly how it will look on the site
Koding is a new way for developers to get work done and it’s backed by (mt) ventures.
Here are some of it’s features:
It’s pretty fascinating especially the free development server part. You can sign up for the free beta now.
Great review by The Industry:
In conclusion, Sketch 2 feels to me like it is Photoshop, trimmed down to suit the very needs of us designers — the very same ones who only use the layer styles window and the vector shape tools in Photoshop. Sketch 2 is an app designed by the people it was designed for _ designers. Both with purpose and cleverness in mind at a fraction of the cost.
Love the retro styles. Free for a limited time.
Send websites to your phone. The only free one that actually works.
