Excel is old and still a standard. I expect it to be knocked out of the water sometime. It was invented in 1985... XLSX is promising but still might not cut it.
Initially simple and straight-forward but more configurable than it appears. Once you get used to it, Finder is quite powerful.
For those who wanted to see the current file path (pwd):
* Open Terminal and run the following command:
defaults write com.apple.finder _FXShowPosixPathInTitle -bool YES
Then type "killall Finder" (to restart Finder) and enjoy your Finder path.
Cheers!
Definitely the worst source control I have ever worked with. It's UI and features are counter-intuitive. Though I disagree with other people, you can have concurrent check outs, it just needs to be enabled... The fact is, like other Microsoft software, it is incomplete, not-user friendly, and unstable. The overhead it takes to get one of my new developers to understand VSS is frustrating. I cannot tell you how many time's I've "Gotten latest" and it DOES NOT get latest. This of course leads to many publishing issues.
Facebook is obviously a solid social network. The apps required access to your content is frustrating but understood as a business model. I would like to see more multimedia content control and of controlled course theme-ing/skinning.
Does what it does well, I use it often for design and mockups.
I haven't found anything else as powerful that is this easy to use. Period.
Excel is old and still a standard. I expect it to be knocked out of the water sometime. It was invented in 1985... XLSX is promising but still might not cut it.
Straight forward and relatively bug-less.
Initially simple and straight-forward but more configurable than it appears. Once you get used to it, Finder is quite powerful. For those who wanted to see the current file path (pwd): * Open Terminal and run the following command: defaults write com.apple.finder _FXShowPosixPathInTitle -bool YES Then type "killall Finder" (to restart Finder) and enjoy your Finder path. Cheers!
I like the auto backups, very stable, great for scripting.
Definitely the worst source control I have ever worked with. It's UI and features are counter-intuitive. Though I disagree with other people, you can have concurrent check outs, it just needs to be enabled... The fact is, like other Microsoft software, it is incomplete, not-user friendly, and unstable. The overhead it takes to get one of my new developers to understand VSS is frustrating. I cannot tell you how many time's I've "Gotten latest" and it DOES NOT get latest. This of course leads to many publishing issues.
You can literally get lost in here. Content content content. I would even argue that it has changed the average human (internet user) attention span.
Mac version is great. I am not a fan of the windows version.
Great place to get an idea of a place you haven't been before as well as venue to share your opinions and experiences with different businesses.
I would really like to be introduced to something better. Until then, Gmail FTW.
Facebook is obviously a solid social network. The apps required access to your content is frustrating but understood as a business model. I would like to see more multimedia content control and of controlled course theme-ing/skinning.
Flickr is brilliant. Period.
I currently like Google search better than Bing but I am trying to stay unbiased so we will see where this battle goes.
I'm starting to like this more and more over TweetDeck. Facebook support and this would win.