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| Downloads:8,617 |
| Version Downloads:1,227 |
| Type:Development : Libraries |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:08 Nov 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $39.95 |
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MobileMe is effectively dead. What about iCloud?
Levithan reviewed on 24 Nov 2011
A cool new feature would be the involvement of the Xcode documentation for search, similar to "dash" does.
Levithan reviewed on 24 Nov 2011
A cool new feature would be the involvement of the Xcode documentation for search, similar to "dash" does.
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Sandwich reviewed on 24 Nov 2011
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Rusta reviewed on 09 Nov 2011
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And yes since then Codebox has been a tad quiet. ;)
Problem is when you were starting developing Snippets you guys were very chatty that was why I said this as your blog posts tailed off a bit. I like your app so like to know what is going on even if you don't update the app. But I like blogging (not tweeting!) so shoot me. :p
I like the compettion though makes these apps much better than would be without it!
Have both and like both. No clear winner yet. 50/50.
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Tim27 reviewed on 19 Jun 2011
1) Snippets expander allow you to insert snippets by typing trigger string. (TextExpander functionality which cost 35$)
2) Menu bar integration that allows you to re-use snippets without loosing focus from your IDE
3) Snippets is designed specifically for code which mean you don't loose formatting
4) Other things like drag&drop to Finder to create a file with snippet, drag&drop to an editor to insert code, syntax highlight, snippet: protocol etc.
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Trashie reviewed on 02 Apr 2011
The new inspector is much more appealing. It never really fit before. Now you can keep just the essential metadata quicker and easier.
The expand feature is new and very good for programmers who often are keyboard centric. I can't think it will be something all your snippets get set for but for the stuff you use daily it will speed things up. We all have boiler plate code even using frameworks.
I think competition is coming on now and I have purchased Codebox and Code Collector along with Snippet but I only really use Snippets.
The others are coming along but just too feature poor to use. So I can only recommend for production use Snippets.
I really like these apps it is nice to see them in a vibrant place.
The big feature I really want to see is binary attachments being possible in these apps. I don't just use Snippets for code I have evolved to keep notes in it also. Not to mention diagrams and examples of Adobe CS stuff. I want to keep everything in one place for my work using plain text and as a back up binary attachments in my chosen formats.
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albanna rated on 26 Dec 2011
netnyke rated on 24 Nov 2011
Flashcentury rated on 24 Nov 2011
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poobard rated on 01 Apr 2011
Talissman rated on 01 Apr 2011
Johnnypea rated on 01 Apr 2011
Omerta83 rated on 01 Apr 2011
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abdndgdn rated on 22 Mar 2011
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Sandwich rated on 21 Mar 2011
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Macdude230 rated on 17 Feb 2011