Thanks to everyone who entered for the Shoots & Leaves Valentine’s Day Giveaway! Here are the lucky winners (who should already have recieved an email with their code):
appstore, giveaway, iphone
Realmac has been experiencing some customer confusion surrounding Clear, their popular to-do list app. The iOS version has diverged into Clear and Clear+, and they ceased updates to the original Clear while keeping it on the App Store. It upset existing customers, and confused new ones.
apps, appstore, itunes
Here’s a TextExpander trick for automating dynamic portions of snippets. It’s a way to allow the power of shell scripting inside of regular text snippets, avoiding extra fill-ins or running two snippets. First, a short backstory.
automator, date, php, scripting, shell, snippet, textexpander, tools
Marked 2 is in the SuperStacked Mac Bundle, which is running right now. It includes 8 apps (including Marked 2), as well as The Big Stack Design Bundle, for $29.
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You may recall my iTunesIcon app that lets you easily search for and pull an icon from any App Store (Mac or iTunes) app. I posted a minor update recently that I forgot to mention: you can now specify the size of the returned icon.
ios, iphone, itunesicon, macos, scripting, search
I wrote about Shoots & Leaves back in January, and it’s been on my iPhone ever since. It lets you snap a picture and immediately turn it into a text link and send it to a variety of other apps and services.
apps, giveaway, iphone
I just pushed out build 822 of Marked 2. It’s a free update to all current users, so “Check for Updates” in the Marked menu to grab it. If you want to try it out before you buy, just download the free trial at marked2app.com. If you’re a Marked 1 user looking to upgrade, just drop me a line for a coupon.
markdown, marked
I had a great chat with Dave Seah this week. He’s the inventor of the Printable CEO and a bunch of other great stuff. He’s a creative guy working to make it on his own by turning his ideas into marketable products. It was an excellent conversation and I’m really glad I got to meet him.
podcast, productivity, systematic
The Increment Templated Service is one I wrote a couple of years ago and have found more useful over time than I thought it would be. It’s had some updates since then, and now covers a few more use cases.
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bookmarks, browser, productivity, tools
