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TUAW's Daily Mac App: TextWrangler

by Samuel Gibbs (Jun 21st, 2011)

Trawling through and editing code can be loveless task. TextWrangler is a free app from the Mac App Store that could make it just a little bit more bearable. Brought to you by Bare Bones Software, the folks behind Yojimbo and the incredibly powerful BBEdit, the free TextWrangler is pretty ...

Changes moves to 1.5, adds new features, gives TUAW readers a discount

by Cory Bohon (Apr 2nd, 2009)

Changes.app, the ultimate Mac application used to track changes in folders and text files, was recently updated to version 1.5. This new version easily integrates with Coda, Espresso, BBEdit, TextWrangler, and TextMate. When you launch Changes, you will be able to install plug-ins directly into ...

BBEdit, TextWrangler updated

by Dave Caolo (Feb 15th, 2007)

Attention, Bare Bones fans. Maintenance updates have been released for both BBEdit and TextWrangler. You can grab them both here. Since these are maintenance updates, don't expect new features or extra bells and whistles, just a general tidying up of things. Both are free updates. [Via Macworld] ...

John Gruber releases BBColors 1.0

by David Chartier (Oct 9th, 2006)

John Gruber has released a command line tool called BBColors which allows BBEdit and TextWrangler users to save, reload and even share customized color schemes. BBEdit, like many code-friendly text editors, has offered a coloring system for some time, but it still doesn't allow users to save and ...

TextMate 1.5 reviewed

by Scott McNulty (Feb 3rd, 2006)

BBEdit is the grand daddy of text editors on the Mac, though I prefer TextWrangler myself. However, TextMate, a relative new comer to the scene, is getting a lot of attention from the geekier Mac folks out there. MacSlash has posted a glowing review of the app, which is making me think I need to ...

3 Most used apps

by Scott McNulty (Dec 29th, 2005)

Molly asks what 3 applications were the most used on your machine this year, and I thought I would pass along the question to you, dear readers. First, I shall answer it: NetNewsWire Safari TextWrangler Since I am a big time blogger (or something) I read lots of feeds, and I am expected to both ...