Induction is a “polyglot database client for Mac OS X”.

This tool is meant to aid the understanding and exploring of data.

Induction supports the following databases as of now: PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, Redis, and MongoDB. You can also write your own extensions for your preferred database types.

The tool is still in an alpha, but a roadmap has it that it’ll have many more features soon enough.

Scout is a Mac/Windows application for using Sass/Compass without using Ruby and the command line.

Basically, Scout brings the well-received Sass/Compass functionality to developers who don’t want to mess with the complexity of Ruby.

The app can output generated CSS to your project folders. You can choose the style of CSS yourself.

Vagrant is a cross-platform application intended for replicating coding conditions and creating a custom development machine.

The idea is that you a) install Vagrant; b) configure the type of machine you want and with what apps; c) start Vagrant and watch it replicate the machine in real time using VirtualBox.

Vagrant is useful in two cases: if you want to create a ‘default’ development setup as a backup or something, or if you are on a team of developers where client-side conditions influence code.

Do you have a hard time remembering the days that your favorite TV shows air? Do you often forget which episodes you’ve already watched for a particular show? If you watch a lot of different TV shows, it can be really hard to keep up with all of them – especially if you are a very busy person.

Whether you’re looking for an easy way to follow and keep up with your favorite TV shows, or you want to be reminded when a show is about to air, one of these apps is sure to help. This list will showcase 8 apps and tools, both online and mobile, that can serve as your TV show manager and organizer.

You can use the table below to compare them and see which one is best for you.

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Radi is a design application that produces human-readable HTML5 and JavaScript code.

Radi can be used both for web development and video editing, producing a neat hybrid between a web design app and a video editor.

Radi is pretty straightforward in use as it employs and combines tricks from many powerful desktop apps out there. However, as of now it’s only available for Macs.

Productivity is something that most bloggers and freelancers are constantly trying to improve. There are many free and paid tools available to help you get organized, but which ones should you use?

In this list we’ll look at some of the best tools for managing tasks, taking notes, storing in the cloud, and saving articles for later reading. As an added bonus, we’ve even thrown in a few tools for those of you that have meetings.

Please use the comparison table below to see which systems and devices are supported for each tool; you can also view pricing.

Comparison Table

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