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That's been generally how things are on OS X for years (even before the Mac App Store). Small companies like Panic (much smaller originally) have found out tha
by SG- 11y ago
That's been generally how things are on OS X for years (even before the Mac App Store). Small companies like Panic (much smaller originally) have found out that people are willing to pay for quality tools.
- unfamiliar 11y agoExcept the Markdown editors phenomenon is slightly different. The tools Panic makes are complex and useful; but there seem to be a huge number of hugely similar "editors" for a format which was designed to be written in plain text. Typically these editors don't add much tangible value over a general purpose text editor and cost twice the price.