A Series of Reviews: Some of The Greatest Software Available For Your Mac

“In Mac OS X, you vote with your dock.” - Michael Lopp

Who doesn’t love great software? I wanted to write these reviews for two reasons: (a) I love to brag on the things I use and love, and (b) hopefully you’ll find something you can spend your lunch money on.

The apps I’ll be reviewing in order are:

  1. NetNewsWire - Arguably the best desktop feed reader on the planet.
  2. Mint - The site stats application for people who love great (and tasty) things.
  3. Transmit - Yellow Cab, Purple Box, FTP. What more could you ask for?
  4. Coda - The One-Window Wonder.
  5. MarsEdit - Helping the Personal Publishing Revolution.
  6. SuperDuper! - Hard drive backup for mere mortals.
  7. Apple Mail - You’ve got mail!
  8. iCal - People think I actually remember all my meetings.
  9. Moleskine Pocket Squared Notebook - No witty comment needed, I’m sure.

The first five are related to this site, and I thought it would make sense to “start here” and work my way “out”. The sixth app, SuperDuper!, is sort-of in a class of it’s own within the list, so I thought I’d put it in the middle.

The final three are not pay-for apps (heck, one isn’t even an application at all), but since I use them constantly I thought I would share a bit of how I use them.

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