Movist: The Real Alternative to VLC for Mac

http://www.macstories.net/reviews/movist/

Yesterday I wrote this post about MPlayer OS X Extended and many people in the comments and on Twitter told me I was wrong, that there was another alternative to VLC, and it wasn’t the app I talked about. It’s always a great thing when you guys suggest me new apps to try and write about. The app is called Movist, is hosted (again) on Google Code and it’s media player for Mac OS X based on Quicktime and FFMpeg.
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Insipiration: 60 Awesome Mac Apps Websites
60 Beautiful Mac Application Websites to use for inspiration and such. Just to take a look at.
http://www.macstories.net/stories/insipiration-60-awesome-mac-apps-websites/
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Coda: A Collection of 120+ Plugins, Clips, Snippets and Tuts For Designers and Developers
I’m quite sure that every Web developer out there who owns a Mac knows / is using Coda. What’s Coda, exactly? As Shawn Blanc wrote in his review back in January 2008: “Coda is a text-editing, CSS-styling, WebKit previewing, file-managing, FTPing, terminal-accessing, web-site-building and publishing application for the Macintosh.” Now, I’ve collected 120 of the best resources about Panic’s Coda: they include tutorials, clips, snippets, plugins and more. Do you know other useful tools for Coda? Feel free to share them in the comments!
http://www.macstories.net/tutorials/coda-a-collection-of-120-plugins-clips-snippets-and-tuts-for-designers-and-developers/
Tags: coda, tools, plugin, programming, development, webdesign, mac, apple, plugins, productivity Saved by: admin