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score 80 · Answer 1

Transmit 4

Top Pro

Fast and powerful file exchange client

Exchange data with FTP, SFTP or WebDAV servers or your Amazon S3 storage. See More

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Enable a server connection as a normal disk in your Finder

So you can access your storage without the Transmit client. See More

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FTP Sync

Scans local and remote for difference and only transfer modified files. It's not rsync, but it's the next best thing See More

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Can enable a server connection as a normal disk in your Finder

So you can access your storage without the Transmit client. See More

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Supports Amazon S3 & WebDAV

In addition to FTP, allows exchanging data with SFTP or WebDAV servers or your Amazon S3 storage. See More

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score 15 · Answer 2

Slush

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Interactively set up projects with the Inquirer module

Slush scaffolds can use Inquirer to get CLI input for setting up projects. See More

Top Con

Still young with few generators available

Slush is still young compared to Yeoman. Although it has quite a few generators made by third parties and it's quite easy to make one yourself. It still has fewer generators than older alternatives. See More

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Built from the ground up to work with Gulp

Because Slush is built around streams and designed to work best with Gulp. It allows you to get the benefits of a streaming build system without having to manage the components yourself. See More

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Easier to maintain scaffolding through code

Because Slush is built on Gulp which puts code before configuration, scaffolding can be done in a simpler more straightforward way. Creating scaffolding through configuration requires more knowledge about the scaffold's specific implementation and remembering documentation, whereas doing it in code is more self explanatory and requires less domain knowledge to get others up to speed. See More

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Scaffolds are easier to hook up together

Because all Slush scaffolds share the commonality of streams, it's easier to combine them through that common interface. With configuration based workflow wrappers, different components may have specific implementations that can cause problems with interoperability. With streams, there's better encapsulation of functionality, making it harder to mess up a scaffold leading to better compatibility. See More

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Own 'repository' of different project templates

Slush has a well cataloged collection of scaffolds created for it by the community, providing a large collection of workflows prebuilt for almost any task you might want to perform. You can view the list of generators here. See More

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score 68 · Answer 3

ImageOptim

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Losslessly compresses PNG, GIF, and JPEG images

Great for compressing images for web usage or saving harddrive space. See More

Top Con

Compression algorithm not as good as counterparts

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Fast & Simple

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Cannot abort an optimization

Optimization can run for a long time. Sometimes it reaches 20% quickly and then spend a long time to attain 21.2%. But you cannot interrupt the process. See More

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Simple drag'n' drop interface

Simply drag images (or folders) into the window. See More

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Does not work on SVG yet

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Tries several different image optimizers before picking the best one

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Edits files in place

It does edit files in place, overwriting the original. This is exactly what I want, so I love it, but it's good to know beforehand. See More

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Can handle PNG, GIF, and JPEG images

Great for compressing images for web usage or saving harddrive space. See More

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score 7 · Answer 4

Lineman

Top Pro

Comes with a full-featured test runner

Lineman integrates a powerful test runner - Test'em. By default it will test against PhantomJS and output in TAP13 format. See More

Top Con

By trying it do everything by itself it has become a monolithic software

Lineman tries to minimize the work that the developer has to do but in doing so, it has become a complicated monolith of a software built on top of Grunt tasks. It would be easier and more minimalistic and maintainable for a developer to just create the Gruntfile themselves. See More

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Opinionated workflow

While Lineman is hands off when it comes to what you do on the client side, the workflow and tools used around it are opinionated, which means there's less to set up, the tools picked are fine tuned to work together, and you can get up and running faster without having to decide between dozens of tools. While it means less flexibility with the tools you use, it also means that advanced features are built in and available from the start, and you can focus on building the client side, without worrying about the tools around it. See More

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Intelligent defaults

Although Lineman is fully configurable, it comes with well tuned defaults and a built in scaffold so you can get up and running with advanced features quickly with things like continuous integration and live reloading with less or no configuration. See More

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Client-side framework agnostic

Lineman prides itself on avoiding assumptions on how things should be done and allows for greater freedom in tool choice. It generates a skeletal app, with no example code. Yet if you choose, you can get templates for Backbone, Ember, Angular and other frameworks. See More

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Provides project structure without code generation

Lineman is designed against code generation, which is a good thing as generated code requires more maintenance to keep library code in sync with the generated code, and is dangerous to use if you don't fully understand what the generated code is doing. See More

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Flexible build system with Grunt

While the tools Lineman uses are opinionated, the build process is not as it uses Grunt, so you can get the benefits of a well tuned workflow while still being able to use whatever compiled languages and build process you want. Also, since Lineman handles the tasks outside of compilation and file transformation for you, you can keep your gruntfile simpler and easier to maintain as it would be dedicated to just the build system, and not other task management. See More

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Update your tools without breaking the configuration

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Free and open source

Licensed under MIT. See More

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score 22 · Answer 5

Hammerspoon

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1512 issues are closed in the download page in GitHub

https://github.com/Hammerspoon/hammerspoon/issues They do fix issues that come from the community. See More

Top Con

Has 324 issues on their download page in GitHub

https://github.com/Hammerspoon/hammerspoon/issues I can not list all the issues. See More

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Deeply customizable

Hammerspoon's Lua scripting and broad API allows you to perform any action you can imagine on your mac. It hooks into many OS APIs directly and has some high-level APIs to manipulate things like Spotify or iTunes. See the full list here. See More

Top Con

Some knowledge of programming required

Hammerspoon is scripted in the Lua programming language, and some familiarity with programming in general will be needed to use it. Some plugins exist that can be used by adding some files to a specific folder, but this will not give the flexibility that is so key to Hammerspoon See More

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Automate actions based on the operating system

Hammerspoon lets you hook into OS level events and trigger any action you can imagine. From setting up a simple keyboard shortcut to launching a complex workflow using multiple apps and scripts. See More

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score 46 · Answer 6

TotalTerminal

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No longer under active development

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Allows quick access to the terminal system-wide

TotalTerminal is a plugin for Terminal.app. It provides persistent Visor Window which slides down when you press a hot-key. See More

Top Con

Doesn't work on El Capitan with SIP on

Apple introduced a new security feature in OSX El Capitan, called System Integrity Protection, that, among other things, does not allow augmenting Terminal. While it's possible to turn SIP off (instructions on how to turn off SIP and get TotalTerminal working on El Capitan can be found here) it is not recommended. See More

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Quake style window show/hide

You maybe know or don't know Quake from Id Software. But this game had the best idea to hide/show a terminal window. Simply using full width but 26 rows. On show the widow slid down from top of screen. On hide it mode up to top edge of the screen until it disappeared. 2nd next best was the semi translucent background. You could still see through the terminal window while it was shown. The same style is now available in TotalTerminal and iTerm2 (OSX Terminal replacement - no Terminal plugin). See More

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score 15 · Answer 7

Cloak

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Hasn't published server/data center locations

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Does SSL Pinning on OS X

SSL pinning protects against some forms of man-in-the-middle attacks that even SSL encrypted traffic is vulnerable to. Not long ago, iOS did not allow for pinning but that may have changed more recently. See More

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OSX & iOS Only, without even manual configuration instructions for Linux/Windows

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Responsive developer

The developer of Cloak is extremely responsive to feedback and quick to answer questions or support requests. See More

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Senses Trusted WiFi networks

Cloak can be set to not use the VPN on whitelisted WiFI SSIDs (like home/work). See More

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Unlimited devices (as long as they're OSX/iOS)

Unlimited devices and data per account, so you can connect up the whole family or office on one account if you so choose. See More

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score 15 · Answer 8

Pagehop

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All recipes and tools are open source and you can write your own (JavaScript)

The API is very minimalistic (very easy to learn), and there is complete reference for it. See More

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Web search (horizontal and vertical) and using tools like Regular Expressions on results

Pagehop is bundled-up with recipes for Google, Bing and DuckDuckGo (horizontal) search, and with recipes for Wikipedia, StackOverflow, YouTube, jQuery API documentation, Mozilla Developer Network and others for vertical search. After making a search you can further filter your results with tools - Regular Expressions, Fuzzy Matching or Search in the urls (instead of titles). See More

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Browsing of online documentation (any static web source)

Navigating through known set of hyperlinks without an actual rendered page, just by writing. See More

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Quickly navigate to web pages and their links

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Unlimited, free, fully-functional evaluation

Like the SublimeText editor, Pagehop doesn't lock any features before you purchase a license and only displays (a tiny bit annoying) registration message. See More

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Keyboard shortcut access to Hacker News

To be able to bring up todays news on a key shortcut, is absolutely awesome. Holding shift while pressing enter (choosing) on results, will keep the window open - this way you can open several pages you want to read through with your morning coffee. See More

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score 43 · Answer 9

Yeoman

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Active community

Yeoman has an active community with new generators being created at a rapid pace. Because of the momentum behind the community, you can expect good support and adoption for new tools and frameworks promptly after they come out. See More

Top Con

Combining Yeoman and backend frameworks can bring problems

Combining Yeoman and a backend framework such as Django, Rails or Laravel can create problem because the project structure of Yeoman may not be compatible with that of the backend project. It can be tuned to work but for small projects it can be relatively time consuming. See More

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Huge number of generators for scaffolding your project

Yeoman generators allow you to quickly set up a new project. Invoked with the scaffolding tool 'yo' they provide a boilerplate & tooling selection. There are over 1000 generators, including generators for ember, angular & backbone, to choose from, the majority of which are community maintained. See More

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Allows you to choose between different build systems

Yeoman supports both major build systems - Grunt and Gulp. These build systems will help you automate tasks such as minification & concatenation of files, running tests, deploying and live-updating your webpage among many others. See More

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Free and open source

Yeoman is free, open source and licensed under BSD. See More

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Support for the package manager of your choice

Yeoman supports both Bower and npm, and is flexible in regard to tools to allow it to work with a wider range of project requirements. See More

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Standardized workflow process

Yeoman wants webapp development to be more standardized under the "Yeoman workflow" banner. As such it encourages the use of a specific combination of tools - a scaffolding tool (yo), a build tool (grunt, gulp, etc) and a package manager (bower, npm). See More

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Generators can be composed with other generators

Yeoman's scaffolding system allows generators to rely on other generators allowing for better code reuse and standardization between generators that use a common sub-component. See More

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Cross-platform

As a command line tool it works on OS X, Linux & Windows. See More

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Works with the package manager directly

Yeoman doesn't just scaffold your project, but also helps you integrate with your package manager directly, so you can manage your entire project with it. See More

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Developers can create their own plugins

Developers can also create their own Yeoman generator which are practically plugins with which Yeoman works. Generators are basically Node.js modules and can be created just like any other Node module. There is also a very detailed and useful guide on how to create a generator on the Yeoman official website. See More

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score 12 · Answer 10

Unclutter

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Convenient and fast access to files and notes

Unclutter lives in the navbar at the top of your screen, and is always accessible. Any files and notes stored in Unclutter can be quickly accessed from anywhere, with just a mouse movement and scrolling down. See More

Top Con

Can't keep visor open when typing in other applications

The unclutter visor will not stay open when working/typing in other apps. Sometimes it is desirable to use the visor to re-type things, it's not possible outside of copying and pasting, or opening and re-closing the visor. See More

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Keep desktop clean(er)

Instead of keeping commonly used files on the desktop, you can tuck them away to the top of the screen. This can unclutter your screen, or create more room for more icons if you like quick access to everything. See More

Top Con

$10 seems a bit much for what it does

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Platforms:MacOS

Dark Theme:YES

Sync:Dropbox, iCloud Drive, Google Drive, etc.

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score 127 · Answer 11

DaisyDisk

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Awesome visualization of files on drive

DaisyDisk gives you a perfect overview of all the disks connected to your Mac, be it Macintosh HD, flash card, Thunderbolt disk or network storage. And does it in a beautiful way. See More

Top Con

Calculation based on 1000 not 1024

It's nice to have a base 1000 (MB, GB, …) calculation but it should be optional. Default should be 1024 (MiB, GiB, …) See More

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Helps find and delete files taking up HDD space

While working on your Mac you create and download a lot of files, but rarely delete anything. As time goes by you have less and less room for your data. DaisyDisk finds those hidden unused gigabytes. See More

Top Con

Expensive for how often it is used

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score 348 · Answer 12

AMPPS Stack

Top Con

No 64bit support

Top Pro

MySQL Support

including phpMyAdmin and MySQL server See More

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Built-in FTP Server

Convenient for moving files between desktop and server See More

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SQLite Support

SQLite management tools included See More

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Platforms:Windows, Linux, Mac

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score 97 · Answer 13

F.lux

Top Pro

Can help sleep better

Helps provide better sleep for more energy during the day. See More

Top Con

Takes a while to get used to

After installing F.lux, the screen will look a lot more yellow. This takes about a week to fully get used to. You can ease into it by setting the color temps higher than the recommended defaults. See More

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Eases eye strain

Decreases color temperature at night, changing the normally fluorescent blue of an LCD monitor to a soft orange. Much easier on the eyes, especially in a low-light environment. See More

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Subtle transition

The transition from daytime to nighttime color modes takes an hour by default and will detect your current timezone, meaning that it will happen in the background at sunset, often without you noticing. See More

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score 62 · Answer 14

Growl

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Support for a lot more applications than the default notification system

In addition to all the applications that other people have written that support Growl, Growl includes several 'Extras' that serve various functions. See More

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Ability to be themed

Growl comes with almost 20 themes pre-installed so you can pick what works best for you. You can also create and install your own custom themes. See More

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Sync with mobile phone via Prowl

Prowl is the Growl client for iOS. Push to your iOS device notifications from your Mac or Windows computer, or from a multitude of apps and services. See More

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score 105 · Answer 15

Gulp

Top Pro

Large plugin ecosystem

Currently gulp offers a selection of 1000+ plugins and it is growing rapidly. See More

Top Con

Rapidly changing API

While it's good that the gulp maintainers want the api to be as good as possible, it comes at the expense of stability. The upcoming gulp 4.0 release has another update to the way dependency management works which will require everyone to update their build scripts. It also makes it hard to look up information on best practices as the best practices keep changing, making a lot of the blog posts and questions about gulp out of date. See More

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Focuses on code instead of configuration

This depends on your style, but gulp is closer to the code, the actual execution isn't hidden by multiple layers and it's much easier to customize the build system without writing bloated modules. This also brings rather small configuration files. See More

Top Con

You need to know some limitations that are not very intuitive

There are some features in Gulp which may not be very intuitive, or that otherwise should have been the default features instead of having to implement them through arguments. For example, to keep the correct folder structure when you are copying a file, you have to add {base: "lib/"} as an argument. See More

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Allows creating task dependencies

Any task can be set to have other tasks as dependencies. The dependencies are specified through piping streams, and tasks run concurrently if they do not block in dependencies. See More

Top Con

No incremental building

Top Pro

It is possible to use projects that use streams without plugins

Since Gulp just uses streams at its core, you don't actually need a plugin wrapper to use a project that uses streams. If you use this approach, the you don't even have to worry about plugin maintenance at all, and get the bleeding edge updates as soon as they come out even if the plugin hasn't been updated. It also means if a project happens to not have a plugin, you don't need to write a new one, you can just use it as is. See More

Top Con

Not suited for big and complex apps.

Writing gulpfile for complex app which consists of many source types is very cumbersome and flawy process. You'll know when you want to move to webpack. See More

Top Pro

Streaming build system makes it easier to apply code transformations

In gulp, it's easy to pipe multiple steps together which you commonly need with build systems. For example, you may need to compile the javascript source files, then package them together, and then minify it. The streaming system makes this much easier. Additionally, it improves performance since all operations are done in memory (compared to I/O operations) and avoids the need of unnecessarily compiling files (compared to Grunt that has to compile all files even if just one has changed). See More

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Chaining API that's simple and elegant

In Gulp, the transforms are performed through chains which makes it easier to understand the order of operations, and easier to modify it. See More

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Concurrency allows for high-speed perfomance

Because streams in Gulp use pipes to establish dependency order, they are parallel by default without having to rely on plugins or hacks. See More

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Minimizes disk operations for improved performance

Because Gulp is built using streams, it can store intermediate transformations in memory and defer writing to disk until the very end. This improves performance by not requiring expensive blocking disk operations for task dependencies. See More

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The configuration file is easily readable

Gulp's configuration file is actually very readable because it's actual JavaScript instead of a large file of JSON objects. The entry barrier is very low for developers who have never used a task runner before and it's API is very simple, with only 4 methods. See More

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Gulp modules are usable without Gulp

Because Gulp is built on top of the streaming API, you don't actually need gulp to use them. This could be helpful if you want to re-use those modules outside of gulp, possibly for testing, and using the same modules would be more consistent. See More

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Gulp tasks run from terminal

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Price:free

Task instruction style:code

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score 2 · Answer 16

Browserlink.vim

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Native Vim support

It's a Vim plugin, so it's natively tied to Vim itself. See More

Top Con

Only supports Vim

Supports only Vim, and works only for developers who use Vim. See More

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CSS injection

Live injects CSS. This means that any time that there is a change in the CSS stylesheet, the page does not reload, only the CSS does. See More

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Error and console support

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score 41 · Answer 17

Hyperdock

Top Pro

Lots of small improvements to the dock

Hyperdock adds a lot of small improvements to the default mac dock, like better iTunes controls and calendar event previews. See More

Top Con

Can't bring back the 3d dock

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Select individual application

Select individual application windows just by moving the mouse on a dock item, use mouse clicks to quickly open new windows and many more. See More

Top Con

Not under active development

Hyperdock doesn't seem to be under active development and hasn't been updated since october 2014. See More

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Lets you easily find a window you have open

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Scroll up/down on menu bar to change size

Scroll up for full size. See More

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Snaps to corners

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score 14 · Answer 18

SizeUp

Top Pro

Supports multiple monitors / spaces

Windows can be sent to different monitors and spaces. It can also be aligned as needed. See More

Top Con

Nag window

If a license is not purchased there is a nag window (which suspends function) that pops up when loading the app (at user login). The nag pop-up is also summoned at certain time intervals and by performing a certain number of commands (manually or by keyboard shortcut). See More

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Keyboard centric

SizeUp has user-configurable keyboard shortcuts for a set of pre-defined actions. See More

Top Con

No on-the-fly split screen window settings

Unlike some other tiling window managers, SizeUp has no way to change the size of split screen actions on-the-fly. Any time a user wants to change how much room on the screen a window takes up when using the split screen function, they will need to manually change the settings, which can be time consuming. See More

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Menubar dropdown for shortcuts

Learning a bunch of keyboard shortcuts right off the bat may be difficult to remember at first, which is why a menubar shortcut for the app exists with all the shortcuts listed. See More

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Simple

SizeUp is easy and simple to use without having to configure. See More

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AppleScript support allows extending functionality

AppleScript permits adding features such as tiling all open windows. Additionally, FastScripts it allows the user to add keyboard shortcuts to AppleScripts. See More

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score 45 · Answer 19

Browsersync

Top Pro

Works concurrently across multiple devices

It is not constrained to a single device, it works across desktop and mobile devices at the same time. It will update code changes, synchronize scroll positions and form inputs automatically across all browsers and devices. See More

Top Con

Setting up in Windows can be a little tricky

Sometimes when setting up BrowserSync in Windows some errors will pop up. Most of the time this is because npm throws errors when trying to compile BrowserSync and some of the dependencies need Visual C++ runtime libraries. This is easily solvable by installing Visual Studio. Once it's installed, there should not be any more problems. See More

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Synchronized form field input

When filling out a form in one browser, same information will be repeated in other browsers. See More

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Works with basically every desktop and mobile browser

Browser-Sync has been tested to work with desktop (Chrome, Firefox, IE 7-10, Safari, Opera) and mobile (Android, iOS, Windows Phone, Opera Mobile, Firefox Mobile) browsers. See More

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Cross-platform

Works on Windows, Linux and OS X. See More

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CSS injection

Once the monitored .css file is saved, changes are implemented without a refresh. See More

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Free and open source

Licensed under MIT. See More

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Remembers scroll position

Remembers scroll position and synchronize it across all browsers so you don't have to move to the appropriate part of the page after each reload. See More

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Works as a standalone npm package or as a Grunt plugin

To install as a standalone npm package npm install -g browser-sync To install as a grunt-plugin npm install grunt-browser-sync See More

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Synchronized navigation

When navigating in one browser, other browsers will automatically follow to the same place. See More

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Doesn't require a browser plugin

BrowserSync does not require a browser plugin to be installed. This is because it serves the files directly itself, and uses a script which opens a socket between the browser and the server. See More

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Works with older versions of IE

Browser-Sync works with all supported IE versions - IE7 and up. See More

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score 538 · Answer 20

iTerm2

Top Pro

Extremely customizable

Other than being able to customize the various shortcuts, iTerm2 also lets you customize the colorscheme, font, transparency, etc. See More

Top Con

Not quite as fast as Alacritty or Kitty

Comparing these 3 terminals on the same machine/config, iTerm stands out as the slowest of the bunch. The difference may not be noticeable to all users. See More

Top Pro

Fine tuning for fonts

It's possible to choose a font and adjust vertical and horizontal spacing. See More

Top Con

Doesn't support Snow Leopard 10.6.8

Some people still use Snow Leopard or other 32-bit systems. See More

Top Pro

Autocomplete is built-in

iTerm has autocomplete features built in. It remembers your past commands and when you are writing something on the terminal, simply pressing Control-; it will show you a drop down menu of suggestions from which to choose. See More

Top Con

Doesn't support RTL

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Complete out of the box

Unlike most terminal emulators, iTerm2 comes with a pretty complete set of features. It has built-in search, autocompletion, tabbed navigation, Growl support and even a built-in clipboard manager for various API keys and such. See More

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Active maintainers

Issues resolved fast by quality contributors. See More

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Works well with powerline fonts

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Can be configured as a drop-down terminal

Can be configured to work as a drop down terminal like Quake. See More

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Any key can be mapped to any function

Using the Preferences Menu you can set up hotkeys to map virtually any action you can think of to a single key or a combination of them. This is extremely helpful as it allows you to use shortcuts to edit commands you are typing in the terminal and while most terminal emulators have shortcuts for this sort of thing, few of them let you define your own. See More

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Supports mouse actions

Has support for mouse actions like clicking, dragging, selecting, etc. See More

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Can immediately open files inside a text editor

You can Ctrl+Click on a file path to open said file in a text editor. See More

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Supported by many applications as a terminal app selection

If an application has terminal integration, there is high probability it allows iTerm2 to be selected. See More

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Completely free and open source

iTerm2 is completely free and open source. It's released under the GPLv2 license. See More

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Works well with tmux

The great mouse and clipboard support that are built-in go really well with tmux. See More

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Intuitive

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Split panes

Easy to split panes to either horizontal or vertical sections. Makes it easy to observe multiple console windows. See More

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You only need to type in commands once

iTerm2 can store up to 4M of history of commands you already used. This, coupled with the built-in search features makes it possible to type a command only once and then search for it through the history for subsequent uses. See More

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Cmd+D to split plane vertically

Very handy to use multi-tab. See More

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Works perfect with Oh My Zsh

It's a perfect base to add Oh My Zsh on top of it and enjoy a lot of themes and a really pleasant look and feel. See More

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Cmd+Shift+I to Input all

Wanna SSH your server from multiple tabs, here you go. See More

Specs

Supported platforms:macOS

f:f

Ligature support:Yes

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