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Mac apps Xmas bonanza posted 7th December 2007

It’s that time of year again, when indie Mac developers get together to create some Christmas bargains. First up, the controversial MacHeist is back with its puzzles and prizes and – eventually – software bundle. Then comes MacSanta which offers 10% off software products including BBEdit and Audio Hijack, with 20% discounts featured daily throughout December. Finally there is Give Food Food to Your Mac which has discounts of 30–70% depending on how many packages you buy. The software comes from European developers and includes the brilliant CSSEdit as well as Pixelmator, the popular new image editor.
Also back for Christmas is 24 ways, the brilliant series of articles and tutorials curated by Drew McLellan. Today features Mark Boulton on Typesetting tables.
And finally, we have a few dConstruct t-shirts left. We need the space for a lovely Christmas tree, so we’re practically giving them away for a mere £5. Perfect for that Secret Santa present!

24 ways (to impress your friends): 24 ways to impress your friends – an advent calendar.
Clichéd cynicism: You won’t be hearing from me for a few days, so have yourself a terrific Christmas (happy holidays, fab festive season, whatever is PC this year) and a great New Year. And remember these wise words from the Biscuit: You moan at the snow Cos your car wouldn’t go. …
When Christmas came early: The most fabulous and surreal thing happened to me last night.
South by Southwest panel picker: It’s still August and SxSW is already appearing over the horizon. You can buy tickets now, but the big news is that this year’s panel picker is now live. Also, we’ve got sage advice for getting the most out of dConstruct 2007.
Ljubljana at Christmas: I’ve just come back from three days in Ljubljana, Slovenia – a surprise Christmas present from Her Indoors.