By way of Alex Paynes Blog comes ProjectPlus pretty much exactly what I’ve been looking for to make the TextMate project panel more useful. Awesome stuff.

iCraig is down! Heroku has turned out to be a less than reliable hosting provider, which is fine given that they’re hosting my site for free. I’m working on figuring out whether I should continue hosting at Heroku, or move to greener pastures.

Update: I moved to HostingRails.com and things are much better. Only gripe is the slight delay when going to the app for the first time which is a result of mod_rails spinning up.

Update only files that git already knows about, staging modified content for commit and marking deleted files for removal. This is similar to what “git commit -a” does in preparation for making a commit, except that the update is limited to paths specified on the command line. If no paths are specified, all tracked files in the current directory and its subdirectories are updated.

Wow. I wish I knew about this one sooner.

I just released my first public Rails application/iPhone web applicaiton. It’s called iCraig and was really a case of ’scratching your own itch’. I can’t stand using the craigslist web page from my iPhone, and iCraig helps ease that pain. Check it out here.

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I’ve put the code for the AppleScript mentioned in my previous post up on github ( here ). I also added a rakefile that will compile the script as well as drop it in your applications folder if you’d like.

AppleScript droplet to spawn multiple instances of Eclipse on Mac OS X. Just drop Eclipse.app file onto the droplet. (WordPress code formatting FAIL, they don’t support AppleScript)

on open eclipse_file
	set eclipse_file_path to POSIX path of eclipse_file
	do shell script quoted form of eclipse_file_path & "/Contents/MacOS/eclipse &"
end open