Besides, I have had to write many research papers while pursuing my Ph.D., so I got used to writing in LaTeX (which is kind of hipster I guess… I usually feel like I am sort of programing a text). Last, but not least, I have always hated MS Word, and never got used to Pages. The project is open source too, and I really like the cocktail icon! Have you ever had to convert videos to the appropriate format so they can be played on your device? Handbrake has always been helpful for me. Also, the project is open source, so if you find a bug or want to add a new feature, it will be nice. It also enables to install APK files from your Mac onto your Android device. Fortunately, around one month ago, I discovered Android Tool, which aims to simplify all these tasks. I mainly do Android development and sometimes the official tools are terrible when you have to take a screenshot or record a video of your device. GitHubĪlthough there are tools more powerful than this, the official GitHub app always comes handy to commit and push changes to your GitHub repositories. It becomes specially useful if you are editing web-related files thanks to its syntax highlighting. If besides uploading files to your server you would like to edit some text files on the fly without worrying to download, open them in a text editor, saving and uploading them again, then Coda is your tool.
I used to use FileZilla before, but Transmit has a much cleaner UI and its look and feel is more integrated with OS X.
Transmit is a nice FTP/SFTP/S3/WebDAV client.
#USEFUL FREE APPS FOR DEVELOPERS MAC FOR MAC OS#
A nice set of apps for Mac OS X, specially oriented to developersįollowing up the nice post by Pablo Guardiola titled Must-have Mac OS X Apps, I decided to add my 2 cents and write a blog post with some apps which are very helpful in my daily life as a software developer, besides the ones he already recommended in his blog.
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