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I didn't know she worked with Curley though, I'll have to learn more about that.
For those looking at other tools, I use Navicat for MySQL, ditto MAMP, and Zend as my PHP IDE. I'll have to look at Aptana. Right now I'm stuck on TextWrangler and Cyberduck.
For those who have multiple platforms, Wine and VNC Server FTW!
Side Note: Tiffany, if you ever want to bounce freelance ideas or problems off someone during that 5-9, reach out to the community!
Holleration.
I use HyperEdit for HTML and PHP editing
FTP SFTP - Used to use CyberDuck and Fugu. But once I switched to FireFTP the Firefox extension, I never turned back.
Then I'm sure you all use the Firebug (I just use it to point things out to the Web developers at work when I'm experiencing a problem on one of our pages. Great debugging tool. But I know developers find a lot more to do with it.
And since I'm not a designer, I don't do much with photos or images, at least not enough to warrant my using Adobe products, so I use the open source Gimp instead. It's a little tricky for folks used to using photoshop, so there is Gimpshop, but it hasn't been updated in a while.
Anyway, don't know if I said it, but these interviews are getting more and more interesting. It's great to know what people really do in their work and how they got there.
LiveHTTPHeaders is also mad critical if you're doing Flash applications where a front layer talks to a server-side middle layer. It has saved my a** at least once on all three PHP+MySQL+Flash projects I've worked on.
@blackweb20 - keep up the great articles and interviews!