As a young entrepreneur operating a print shop in its fourth year, and starting up a software/technology company, I value good software more than the average person. When I find a quality piece of software that solves a problem with flare and panache, I get giddy. The bottom line is, in my chosen field of capitalist combat, good software saves time and money. At the same time it allows my company and I to produce a higher quality product and service.

SubEthaEdit is one of those pieces of software. You see those three little green men? They come with the software. Every time you start it up they jump to your aid. Its awesome — SubEthaEdit is so good at what it does it feels like these little green men are actually working at your side, cheering you on.

I could tout the brilliance of the application, the lean interface, the perfect balance of customizable elements vs assumed elements, but there have already been plenty of those posts — just ask Google. Just know that when you enjoy our first product, to be released on May 25th, it is written almost entirely using SubEthaEdit.