As a blind developer myself, I'd be happy to help.
I assume he's using Voiceover (http://apple.com/accessibility/voiceover). This will work with any application that implements the accessibility APIs (including most cocoa apps).
To get started, I'd keep things simple: * TextEdit.app for text editing. He won't get autocomplete, but for a web dev class that's probably ok. Syntax highlighting won't matter. * Just start with Finder for FTP. It should work for simple scenarios. * Terminal is mostly accessible.
For C# I find Visual Studio on Windows with the JAWS screen reader really good. On the Mac, however, I don't think that MonoDevelop is accessible. The only solution I can think of right now is TextEdit and Terminal.
There's a very active mailing list for Voiceover users at www.MacVisionaries.com.
Finally, I'd be happy to help another blind developer - if you can find my contact details, I'd be happy to hear from you.
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作为一名盲人开发人员，我很乐意提供帮助。
我假设他正在使用 Voiceover (http://apple.com/accessibility/voiceover)。这适用于任何实现辅助功能 API 的应用程序（包括大多数可可应用程序）。
首先，我会让事情变得简单：
* TextEdit.app 用于文本编辑。他不会获得自动完成功能，但对于网络开发课程来说这可能没问题。语法突出显示并不重要。
* 只需从 FTP 的 Finder 开始即可。它应该适用于简单的场景。
* 终端大部分可访问。
对于 C#，我发现 Windows 上的 Visual Studio 和 JAWS 屏幕阅读器非常好。然而，在 Mac 上，我认为 MonoDevelop 无法访问。我现在能想到的唯一解决方案是 TextEdit 和 Terminal。
www.MacVisionaries.com 上有一个非常活跃的 Voiceover 用户邮件列表。
最后，我很乐意帮助另一位盲人开发人员 - 如果您能找到我的联系方式，我很高兴收到您的来信。
As a blind developer myself, I'd be happy to help.
I assume he's using Voiceover (http://apple.com/accessibility/voiceover). This will work with any application that implements the accessibility APIs (including most cocoa apps).
To get started, I'd keep things simple:
* TextEdit.app for text editing. He won't get autocomplete, but for a web dev class that's probably ok. Syntax highlighting won't matter.
* Just start with Finder for FTP. It should work for simple scenarios.
* Terminal is mostly accessible.
For C# I find Visual Studio on Windows with the JAWS screen reader really good. On the Mac, however, I don't think that MonoDevelop is accessible. The only solution I can think of right now is TextEdit and Terminal.
There's a very active mailing list for Voiceover users at www.MacVisionaries.com.
Finally, I'd be happy to help another blind developer - if you can find my contact details, I'd be happy to hear from you.