If you're a Web designer, the process of writing code can be highly personal and subjective. Some swear by integrated development environments like Dreamweaver, while others are more than happy to hand-code. Now, if you just so happen to have planted your flag in latter camp, and you just so happen to develop on a Mac, then you really should take a good, long look at MacRabbit's CSSEdit 2.

Back in junior high, I owned what I thought was the coolest gadget ever: a radio built into a pair of slim, Walkman-style headphones. The radio itself was the size of a postage stamp, and I postulated at the time that it wouldn't be too long before there were dime-sized "cassettes" that one could load into a playback device of a similar size. Lame visions of the future notwithstanding, I can finally declare my "dream" from 1986 to be a reality in the form of Apple's newest iPod Shuffle.