I can admit it; I am a big fan of the mighty mouse. It did take a bit to get used to and at first I wasn’t sure that I would get used to it, but two years later (and two mice later) I am holding fast to the Mighty wonder. I have each button programmed to suite my workflow, and have the sensitivity and speed cranked via SteerMouse. I can get from one corner of my 23” screen to other by moving my hand only two inches.

My only real nag with the Mighty Mouse is that the trackball takes now time at all before it gets gummed up and cleaning it with alcohol only lasts so long.

Tags: Mighty Mouse, hardware

Hands down, my all time favorite theme has to be viEw. It’s not an overly popular theme, but it’s a steady performer worth keeping in rotation. For me, though, there is just something I love about it. And it’s themes like those that make me realize that some themes just need to be right for me, not everybody. That is probably the single biggest reason I have started doing Designer themes to compliment out library of Pro themes.

Doing exactly what I want and not worrying about a themes flexibility or versatility is somewhat liberating. Making Designer themes for me must be somewhat akin the themes that come installed in RapidWeaver; nice looking with just a few features. Back to the basics of web design, not theme programming.

Tags: viEw, RapidWeaver, theme, seyDoggy

If you haven’t heard me say it before, I’ll say it again; I love snippets. It is by far the best feature ever added to RapidWeaver in my three years of working with the wonder app. Some of the snippets that I am responsible for publicly distributing are:

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But that’s not all that I have in my aresenal of snippet awesomeness. These are just the ones I’ve had time to release. More will come eventually.

Tags: snippets, RapidWeaver

Anyone who reads my blog, nutMac.com knows by know how much of a fan I am of Quicksilver, the brilliant, all powerful app that acts more as my brain’s subconscious than it does a a piece of software.

I employ quicksilver to do all sorts of things for me, from rescaling images and uploading them to flickr, to running AppleScripts, to finding anything on my system, to launching and relaunching app of every variety... I use quicksilver for 90% of the work I do.

Tags: Quicksilver, Apps