I've created a little JSON Reformatter and Validator service. I'm calling it JSON Lint, The JSON Validator, mainly to ride on JS Lint's coattails a little bit.

Any JSON users, feel free to let me know what you think.

I've gotta say, Panic takes software design to a new level. That is, the design of software. Literally. Coda, their new all-in-one web development application, really takes design seriously. In fact, they took it so seriously that they even made their own font for it, called Panic Sans.

I love this font. It looks like garbage without anti aliasing, but with it, it's gorgeous. Clean and easily readable. Kudos, Panic guys! I loved it so much, I wanted it in my OS (specifically to use for Terminal).

It's not there by default, but it's pretty easy to pull it from Coda and stick it into Font Book. Here's how you do it:

1. Open up Font Book
2. Go into your applications folder, and right click on Coda -> Show Package Contents
3. Go into Contents->Resources, and locate the file 'Panic Sans.dfont'
4. Drag it into the font listing in Font Book - it's imported, and you're done.

If you're on a Mac, and you do web development, you owe it to yourself to check it out. It's shareware for 15 days.