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> Mockups: Photoshop (or Pixelmator for really tight budgets) Only thing with Pixelmator is it's Mac only (unless I missed fine print somewhere). You might not have Macs laying around if you're on a really tight budget. Gimp might be good to throw out there since it's free and works on multiple platforms.
(Disclaimer: I work on the app - we'll also cut a deal for the toolbox if it moves forward)
DropBox, GitHub, Basecamp, Balsamiq, vi, DynaDot, Linode, Gmail, Twitter, Gimp
Why MediaTemple specifically? Is there something they provide more/better than other hosts to make them so much more popular among webdevs and creatives? I've tried to figure out how people justify their higher price relative to other hosts like Dreamhost on the simple hosting end to VPS.net on the hither end... I'd really be interested in any insight any MediaTemple users have! Edit: I should mention that I recently…
I know that MediaTemple is very cozy with the design community. Other than that, I can't glean much from their web site that would separate them from other hosting providers. I am curious for any insight on this as well!
github http://github.com for source control and wikis
sendgrid http://sendgrid.com or Amazon SES for email
mogotest http://mogotest.com for browser testing
recurly http://recurly.com for managing recurring payments
tender http://tenderapp.com for support / help desk
linode http://linode.com for hosting or Amazon EC2
mocksup http://mocksup.com for quick and easy mockups
clicky http://getclicky.com for analytics
zerigo http://www.zerigo.com for dns and monitoring
AWS http://aws.amazon.com S3, EC2, and everything else :)
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I know that MediaTemple is very cozy with the design community. Other than that, I can't glean much from their web site that would separate them from other hosting providers. I am curious for any insight on this as well!
After taking a look at them, the only thing I could find that set them apart was cost... They're _much_ more expensive...