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• 6.14.07 Easy WP2.2 Slugs with TextMate posted in Geekery

  Here’s a quick tip for making use of the Wordpress 2.2 xmlrpc slug capabilities with TextMate…

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• 6.11.07 UTW-RPC Beta Testers Wanted posted in Geekery

  Are you using the Simple Tagging plugin, running Wordpress 2.2, or maybe both? Want to help beta-test the new UTW-RPC plugin (the one that incorporates the Robin-Lu Hack to allow tagging to work in TextMate, ecto, et al)? It handles both Ultimate Tag Warrior and Simple Tagging plugins with seamless switching and no user configuration. The plugin has been updated to incorporate all of the changes in the xmlrpc.php file in Wordpress 2.2 but is still backwards compatible with 2.1.3. The Autotag bundle has also been updated for TextMate bloggers who use any of the above combinations. If you’re interested in an advance copy of the plugin, bundle or both, let me know, I’d like to get the kinks worked out before release.

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• 6.10.07 FlickrMate and AutoTag updated posted in Geekery

  Recent changes to TextMate have prompted bugfix releases of FlickrMate and Autotag. If you’re experiencing PropertyList warnings, head for the download page and grab the latest versions.

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• 5.9.07 FlickrMate 1.7 posted in Geekery

  An update to TextMate brings UI changes to the FlickrMate bundle. I’ve also added a fix for a bug discovered by Mike McClenaghan that prevents uploading photos with spaces in their names. If you have the latest version of TextMate (if you use SVN be sure to update your Support folder), then head for the download page for the latest version.

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• 4.28.07 FlickrMate 1.6: Image Uploading posted in Geekery

  Okay, last FlickrMate release until I’ve written about something else. I’m going to do a short series on TextMate’s tm_dialog and creating custom nibs. All the information you need is out there, it’s just really scattered and half of it is in mailing list archives. I’m going to pull it together into one reference that should make things a little easier, especially for people who aren’t used to Interface Builder (like me). Anyway, FlickrMate 1.6…

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• 4.27.07 FlickrMate 1.5: Tag Search posted in Geekery

  Okay, new version on the download page. I honestly think the releases will slow down now, assuming I didn’t introduce a slew of new bugs with this one. 1.5 adds tag searching with a token based input, and every search dialog now has an “everybody” option that lets you search outside of your own photos and into the great big world of Flickr. How useful that will be I’m not sure, but it was easy to add the option, so I did. The tag searching allows “any” or “all” matches, and search results are ordered by relevance and the first 250 are returned. That’s a lot when you’re going through an image browser that shows one at a time ;).

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• 4.26.07 FlickrMate 1.4: New and Improved posted in Geekery

  Version 1.4 of FlickrMate brings a whole new method of handling very large collections, and faster browsing to boot. People with massive flickr accounts, rejoice! Visit the download page to grab the new version.

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• 4.24.07 FlickrMate 1.0 posted in Geekery

  Okay, FlickrMate turns 1 today! All new interface, tidied up and a whole new feature set. Well, pretty new. See the download page for the download and details of the release!

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• 4.23.07 A Few Thoughts on Coda posted in Web Design

  I seem to be the only one not thinking of switching my entire web development platform to Coda. I’m not saying it couldn’t ever happen, but in my last 2 hours of experimenting I’ve been suffering from Dreamweaver flashbacks.

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• 4.23.07 TextMate Fonts posted in Geekery

  Admittedly, I’ve never played much with monospaced fonts. As a graphic designer, I’ve put my time into my art and let my code rest on Monaco. No more, however, as a couple of fonts were just brought to my attention via the TextMate list that have sparked a new interest in monospace fonts for me…

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