I’m a big fan of Vi/Vim and I love to see apps utilizing vim-like keyboard shortcuts. I thought I would start a list of them:
The grand-daddy of web-apps, Gmail uses j/k for up and down and has a slew of other Vim-inspired shortcuts.
Uses j/k for up and down.
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The Hit List is a powerful todo app and also uses the familiar j/k for up and down.

Again the familiar j/k up and down. I don’t think there is anything more hidden in this other than the up and down navigation.

j/k up and down
I’m sure there are more out there. matt@kizmeta.com or @mattpetty on Twitter and I’ll add to this list.
I use this little script to set a a temporary background color to differentiate vim sessions/projects at a glance.
Spinach -
Spinach, a gherkin based test framework like cucumber but without the Regex madness.
https://github.com/codegram/spinach
One of the tools I use frequently in my workflow is Dropzone.
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Dropzone hacks the dock to give you a pop over menu that is easily accessed. The functionality it provides comes down to two things:
Here’s a screencast of how you can use Dropzone to turn highlighted text into a Gist:
It’s worth it at the regular price of $14 bucks anyway, but if you are reading this today (2011-08-23) then go get Dropzone for a 30% discount ($9.79) at Mupromo.
A continuation of a previous post, here is the Robohash for baby Ayla:

Just please, do me a favor: before you tell me that Ruby and Rails doesn’t need any of this discipline, have a chat with the guy or gal who is still maintaining the first Rails app you worked on. — http://avdi.org/devblog/2011/08/22/your-code-is-my-hell/
RoboHash is a cool site where you can get random robot (and monster) avatars via internet magic. Here are some examples:








Cool stuff!
Okay, this is AWESOME. Thanks @sparksjay
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That’s a lot of software in my stack right now.