Chris Seibold

A good omen on my first day at work was seeing a Mac on my desk. Good thing too, because I was handling both creative-suite production and back-end development. Macs are not only graphic-arts powerhouses, they're Unix terminals that can build open-source apps and keep web servers running. To bridge the OS X and Unix worlds, I've been using Dave Taylor's Learning Unix for OS X and Chris Seiboldt's Mac Hacks. The former provides a good grounding in Unix capabilities within the Mac file system. The latter helps set up Mac firewalls, servers and shortcuts. They're both handy for developers who need to get under the hood.… (meer)