Tag: OS X

All the articles with the tag "OS X".

• Introducing Noun Project for Mac

  Updated:Jun 1, 2015 |  at 06:35 PM

  The line-drawing vector icons trend continues: the Noun Project makes finding and using icons a breeze

• Removing User Interface Complexity, or Why React is Awesome

  Updated:Feb 11, 2015 |  at 04:00 PM

  Write a native mobile app using React. It's fast because React's view-diffing magic lets you skip the compile step.

• A walkthrough on building OS X Apps with JavaScript

  Updated:Oct 18, 2014 |  at 09:30 PM

  With the Objective-C bridge, you can jump into OS X app development with JavaScript

• OS X Yosemite introduces ability to write automation scripts in JavaScript instead of AppleScript

  Updated:Sep 25, 2014 |  at 02:53 PM

  There is a bright future for JavaScript on OS X: write automation scripts in JavaScript to improve your workflow

• Following the visual refresh in iOS 7, OS X Yosemite provides a cleaner-looking interface including new system font and icons

  Updated:Jul 25, 2014 |  at 10:33 PM

  OS X Yosemite's consistent and simple icons push design interfaces forward

• Tab Colors in iTerm2 v1.0

  Updated:Nov 15, 2013 |  at 05:03 PM

  Version 1.0 of iTerm2 for OS X was recently released. They removed one of my favorite features: tab coloring. You used to be able to right click on a tab to change its color. For example, I changed the tab with my ssh connection to our production server would be red and the tab with the ssh connection to our test server would be green.