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A very fine web editor 
- Version: 1.0.5, 7/11/2009 01:31PM PST
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blizzaster
Too High Priced! - Version: 1.0.2, 4/15/2009 02:22PM PST
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Bill Dawson
There is nothing SHAREWARE about $81!
The term shareware used to be synonymous with "pocket change" or "lunch money". The current trend to call $49 apps shareware is even pushing it.
At $81 you have definitely crossed the line into a COMMERCIAL product. (There is nothing wrong with selling commercial products - but don't try to pass yourselves off as shareware just to get people to click on the link.)
It has a nice interface, but doesn't do anything you can't get elsewhere for WAY LESS. I might even buy it - if you were more honest. (If you lie about that, what else do you lie about?)
The term shareware used to be synonymous with "pocket change" or "lunch money". The current trend to call $49 apps shareware is even pushing it.
At $81 you have definitely crossed the line into a COMMERCIAL product. (There is nothing wrong with selling commercial products - but don't try to pass yourselves off as shareware just to get people to click on the link.)
It has a nice interface, but doesn't do anything you can't get elsewhere for WAY LESS. I might even buy it - if you were more honest. (If you lie about that, what else do you lie about?)
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- Too High Priced! (1 replies)
Has...
• TextMate's coding (and snippet) behaviors
• XCode's code folding
• Safari's preview and debugger
• Coda's FTP support
• Its own code navigation system (excellent)
Of course, I still keep TextMate and CSSedit handy... just in case.