Developer Resources I’ve Started Using

I thought I would share some helpful tools I’ve been using the past couple weeks to make my coding workflow easier. Feel free to let us know what tools you use in your workflow that better your coding skills. All of these apps are for the Mac and available in the Mac App Store for FREE.

LittleIpsum – For those times when you need to input text as space fillers for your client’s website. This sits in your status bar and you can grab as little as 1 word to 4 paragraphs.

Caffeine – Have you ever been presenting to a client and your screen goes dim? This simple application keeps your screen awake and alert.

Timey – Similar to a kitchen timer, this little app provides a countdown timer to help keep you on track and help give you an idea of where your time is going.

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