Brett Terpstra
Mac developer behind Marked and nvALT; writes BrettTerpstra.com.
At a glance
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- Brett Terpstra is a coder, writer and podcaster who makes Mac software.
- He develops Marked, a Markdown previewer for the Mac, works on the automation tool Bunch, and was the developer behind nvALT.
- He has over 100 open-source projects.
- He used to work at Oracle and at AOL, on The Unofficial Apple Weblog and Engadget.
Key facts
- Apps
- Marked 3 (Markdown previewer); Bunch; nvALT1
- Before
- AOL (The Unofficial Apple Weblog, Engadget, Autoblog); Oracle1
- Podcasts
- Systematic (interviews) and Overtired, with Christina Warren and Jeff Severns Guntzel; both ended1
- Writing
- Has written for MacStories, Lifehacker, TUAW and Macworld; co-wrote macOS books with David Sparks1
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