Understanding Google
Ben Thompson about the strategy of Google and the importance of Chrome (and not Android).
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Centralisious
About Productivity, Social Networks and everything else I'm interested in
June 19, 2013
Hazel 3.1 is out!
This great and very useful app has some great new features. Here are some of the new features:
- New action to upload files to remote servers using FTP, SFTP or WebDAV.
- The ability to match and extract dates and text from the contents of files. Once extracted, these custom tokens can be used in your rename and sorting actions.
- Notes that can be added to your rules.
- New options for moving and copying files.
- Improved performance.
and more!
Check it out at Noodlesoft
June 11, 2013
New Drafts version by Nathan Kontny.
New Drafts version by Nathan Kontny.
Here’s the summery.
Markdown Todos
Github style Todos. Like this:
- [ ] Write the documentation
- [ ] Get tickets
And when you’re viewing a document it will look like this:
DCSdX7jSQaqaGcBMOQwg
Webhooks
WebHooks integrate themselves into the Publish button of your documents. When you publish to your WebHook, Draft will send the WebHook url a JSON payload of your document, so you can add Draft publishing to whatever you want.
Here’s more documentation on setting up a WebHook
REST API
Nathan just released a REST API to help other developers craft solutions.
Link | May 23, 2013
Put Your Mac to Sleep with iOS Drafts — MacSparky
Put Your Mac to Sleep with iOS Drafts — MacSparky
Macsparky on how to automate remotely letting your mac going to sleep with drafts, hazel and applescript.
May 7, 2013
Write for iPhone
Write for iPhone
I’m using Write for IPhone now. It is free for a couple of days. It is a Markdown editor and it works very well. The toolbar above the keyboard is very well implemented. It also connects to your Dropbox account the first time you use the app.
Write is available in the AppStore.
Link | May 5, 2013
1Password 4.1
A MacStories review of 1Password 4.1 with some very nice tips and tricks.
Link | April 25, 2013
The Fastest Way to Capture Stuff in Evernote (I Swear)…
The Fastest Way to Capture Stuff in Evernote (I Swear)…
Brett Kelly – Evernote guru – on Drafts 3.0 and Evernote.
Link | April 23, 2013
OmniFocus Task Actions [Updated to 2.3]
OmniFocus Task Actions [Updated to 2.3]
Alfred and omnifocus. love this combination.
April 19, 2013
Three Third Party Evernote Apps for iOS
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Evernote is constantly improving and it is one of the first things I recommend to anyone looking for a general capture tool. I use it enough that I’m always interested in making it do more. Here are some apps that add some unique features to the mix.
EverClip does one job: It runs in the background and grabs anything put on the pasteboard and uploads it to Evernote. Given that Evernote is available everywhere, EverClip actually makes a pretty good multi-platform clipboard tool. Unfortunately, I think $9 is a little much for such a basic set of apps.
EverClip for iPhone | $3
EverClip for iPad | $6
Clever for Evernote is an attractive alternative to the Evernote iOS application. There are some nice visual effects and well done sounds effects. I really love the timeline indicator during scrolling. Best of all, it’s much fast to get in and add a photo note than the Evernote app.
Clever has other top-notch features, like multiple accounts, customizable time stamps, an option to not save camera snaps to the iOS camera roll and a very thorough URL Scheme with built in documentation.1
Clever is certainly a good competitor for the default Evernote iOS app. It’s fast and elegant. I like the interface better too. But it comes at a pretty steep price point. $9 total to get Clever on the iPhone and iPad. That’s a tough sell against the free Evernote offering. Personally, I think it’s worth it if you use Evernote a lot.
Clever for iPhone | $4
Clever HD for iPad | $5
QuickEver is a quick entry note app for Evernote. There are a couple of nice features like swipe to move cursor, TextExpander support, custom time stamp format. It’s similar to the terrific Drafts app but more deeply integrated with Evernote. For example, access to Evernote tags and notebooks.
There’s also an interesting little feature that posts to notification center at a set duration. Tapping on the notification opens QuickEver. It’s using Notification Center as a launcher. Feels weird. The developer page is in a language I can’t read and the app hasn’t been updated in many months. It’s still nice.
QuickEver | Universal | $2
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Seriously, why don’t more developers put their URL Scheme in their apps. Clever even allows you to tap and copy the URL for each action in the documentation. Genius. ↩
via Macdrifter http://www.macdrifter.com/2013/04/three-third-party-evernote-apps-for-ios.html
April 9, 2013
Ulysses strives and seeks to be a better text editor for Mac
Ulysses strives and seeks to be a better text editor for Mac
Nearly nine years after I first looked at Ulysses, I’m taking a second look. This time, it’s a keeper
