I tried to find some grids for Procreate recently, since there's only perspective grid built in, but couldn't find anything I could use, at least not easily.
If you're like me and you often need to send some screenshots by e-mail but you don't want to send @2x retina images to them you can use this Automator Folder Action to automatically resize them.
Bananica.com google analytics stats for the last year and a half. Spoiler: Internet Explorer 7%
This is modification of my previous automator workflow for synchronising target folder with source folder (leaving source folder intact). This one, however, is bidirectional sync (mirror), the result of which is two folders with identical contents.
I finally received my iPhone 4 couple of days ago. And one of the best things about it is definitely its camera. I'm amazed by the quality of the photos it produces.
Check out this little Memory Game I developed for 10k Apart Contest and while you're there please vote for me :) When you're finished voting feel free to play around with this version with leaderboard.Oh, and it works on iPhone and Android phones as well.
I take a first look at Navicat version 9 for MySQL on Mac OS X. It finally looks like a native Mac OS X app.
Another terminal oneliner I've just used to delete files larger than 10mb.
How to find and replace text in MySql with an online tool that generates SQL for you.
I really miss some good Automator tutorials online. It's such a great and I guess underrated and underused tool. Here I'll show you how to combine it with rsync to easily synchronise two folders.
One of the great things with Mac OS X is that you have many of the cool tools from UNIX world. One of them is definitely Rsync. I'll show you how to use it to synchronise files from of two different folders from terminal and using mighty automator.
This is basicly simple oneliner:
svn status | grep "^?" | awk '{print $2}' | xargs svn add
I'll try to explain it...
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