Today we talk about the best cross-platform text editors for coders. I have spent some time working with each of them and now I’d like to share it with you. These are the text editors that works on all major operating systems, namely Linux, OSX and Windows. Brackets This one... View Article
I have been using my Galaxy Tab 7 Plus for a while now. While it’s not the latest and greatest Android table around, it does its job. I’m able to read, work and play wherever I am and because of the form factor it’s pretty easy to carry around. The... View Article
I recently switched to Gnome 3 on my Fedora installation. As you might have read, previously I was using MATE with Fedora just because I want something that I’m used with. However being the developer that I am, I was unable to resist installing different desktop manager in my development... View Article
So this will be a quick one, I recently re-installed my development machine using Fedora 19 after staying on Ubuntu with Unity for so long. By default the Fedora comes pre-installed with Gnome 3, which is almost completely different from what I’m used. Like Ubuntu’s Unity, I think people who... View Article
Quite recently I updated my iPhone 4 to the latest iOS after seeing the advertised enhancements. I do believe that there are improvements to the UI and of course there are downsides too. However I didn’t expect it to increase my data usage in such a large magnitude. Usually 1GB... View Article
A couple years ago, I tried to use the GIMP (http://www.gimp.org/) to edit my photography work. It was the open source alternative to Photoshop, unfortunately it was slow and the multi window display drove me crazy. I know it’s great when you have multi monitors, however using this on a... View Article
Part 3 Welcome to the part 3 (final part) of the LibrePlan review series. On part 1 we learn how to install and configure LibrePlan, in addition we also established our case study. On part 2 we showed you how to configure the application globally, set the calendars and prepare... View Article
Part 2 Welcome to the part 2 of LibrePlan open source project management tool exploration. If you haven’t yet, you’ll need to visit the first part of this series to look up the case study and install LibrePlan. Configuring Global Preferences One of the things that we need to configure... View Article
One of the things that I’m very interested on is project management. There is something intriguing about planning and getting projects done on time, on top of that I’ve looked into different techniques such as PMBOK and PRINCE2. Those techniques are great if implemented and executed properly. Like anything though,... View Article
I love fonts, a lot of them are good looking and most are very scalable. In fact this website’s logo is made of fonts, I didn’t have to use any graphic editors to construct the logo. Just fonts and css. The result is less painful scaling on high resolution screens.... View Article