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Check Out the New Recommended Resources on Mactuts+

Check Out the New Recommended Resources on Mactuts+

on Feb 18th 2013 with 4 comments

We’ve added a new page to the site, which will help Mac users grab top quality software, Mac friendly services and iOS mobile apps. It’s filled with our favorite resources that we recommend for Apple enthusiasts. You can jump straight over to our Recommended Resources page here on Mactuts+ or read on for further information.

Hand Picked Resources for Mac Users

Our Tuts+ editorial team has hand-picked these resources, which feature core applications, web services, and mobile apps. Our goal here is to feature the highest quality, useful resources that we highly recommend and in most cases use ourselves. It’s a quick stop to finding the best of the best when you have an urgent need to fill as an avid Mac user.

Keep an eye out for more of these site sections as our Resource pages roll out across the Tuts+ network.

Mac Recommended Resources

Jump over to the Mactuts+ Recommended Resources Page

What Mac Apps Do You Recommend?

This is version 1.0 of this Mactuts+ Resources page. We’ll continue to add to it and grow this section of the site. We could use your help with that!

Are there any awesome apps, web services, or mobile apps that you feel we missed? Bounce into the discussion below and leave a comment about what resource you recommend to fellow Mac fans.

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  • Ingo

    Good list so far. Most of the tools I’m using too, but I recommend xType instead of TextExpander. It’s free and provides pretty much the same.

    • http://www.mac.tutsplus.com/ Josh Johnson

      xType is definitely an awesome free alternative. I’ve written about it before. The functionality of TextExpander really can’t be beat though. There may or may not be an upcoming tut about some advanced features ;)

  • Steve Blair

    Great list. Would love to see prices/free listed with each app. Not looking to purchase anything right now, so would have saved me checking each app’s link.

  • http://twitter.com/macwitty Macwitty

    1Password is as necessary on a Mac as on iOS devices
    Transmit is nice but I prefere Fetch