The Mac has a wealth of information managers from the simple MoosePad to the full on relational database, Filemaker. For me, the one that offers the most power without building my own database is DEVONthink Pro. DEVONthink Pro is flexible, feature-rich, and extensible (via plug-ins, AppleScripts, and Automator actions), but its interface is clean and [...]

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When I was teaching web design at a local college many of my new students asked me, first thing, if they should buy Dreamweaver. Often this happened during a phone call before the first class even started. Before I address that question, I’d like to bring up a couple of common misconceptions at work here. [...]

According to a a ClickZ study, the blogosphere is big and its readers spend more time and money online than Web users who don’t read them. From the article:

While the Macintosh platform has always had Windows parity with the two pro web design programs, Dreamweaver and GoLive, it has suffered a lack in consumer level choices. For the very low end we now have RapidWeaver and iWeb and hopefully soon, Sandvox. In the middle ground where the small business has traditionally needed help, [...]

Checking my site stats I see that a bit over 1% of the visits are done with iCab. Since that’s what I use to post and check the site, I’m guessing that on many days nobody else is using iCab to visit. As it has become a very nice web browser, that’s a shame.

In a cover story, Newsweek takes a look at the new wave of start-ups cashing in on the next stage of the Internet by Putting The ‘We’ in Web.