Full FeedTypinator makes web design easy
Ergonis Software has just launched an application for Mac OS X called Typinator that will make designing websites a whole lot easier. With over 100 built-in abbreviations, web designers won’t have to type as much code, and therefore they won’t have to worry about making as many spelling mistakes. As Christoph Reichenberger, founder and CEO of Ergonis puts it, “Regardless what tool they are using, most web designers are typing plain HTML code all the time, sometimes at least assisted by their HTML editor. With the new HTML snippets set for Typinator, you can insert over 100 HTML elements without having to click through a list of templates. Just type a double less-than sign followed by the name of the desired HTML element and Typinator will insert the corresponding HTML code and place the insertion point appropriately.”
You can watch a demo at their site, download a trial, and buy the app for around $38.89 for a single license. Typinator could really help web designers cut some of the time it takes to make a website by speeding up the process of typing all those repetitious tags. It works with Mac OS X 10.4 or higher, and can import your TextExpander shortcuts to make switching even easier. Check it out and let us know what it’s like.
Via [Macsimum News]
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Josh,
I use AutoHotKey for doing repetitive typing on Windows. Typinator looks interesting for Mac, I’ll check it out. Thanks for the review and link.
Ramesh
on June 16, 2008 at 12:11 AM - LINKThe Geek Stuff