If you didn’t win but still need a solid, elegant to-do list app for your iPhone, be sure to check out Begin in the App Store.
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Begin is a new iPhone app for keeping track of your daily todos. What sets it apart is its sheer simplicity. Pull down to add a task, swipe left to check it off, swipe right to move it to “tomorrow” and swipe up to see your completed tasks. Easy.
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I was joined by Keith Blount this week for a discussion about coding, writing and how a developer picks features for their app. Keith is the author of Scrivener for Mac and Windows, an app designed by a writer, for writers. If you write and you haven’t tried it, it’s worth every dollar.
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I was fortunate enough to be invited to join Generational with Gabe Weatherhead and special guest Rob Trew this week. I’ve long admired Rob’s knack for AppleScript and the genius behind his integrations of various Mac apps. He, Gabe and I all share a common thread in our scripting pursuits, and it was a great chance to talk with both of them about how and why we code.
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I had the great pleasure of being joined this week by Ellen Hinton, also known as “Ellen Once Again.” She’s a recording artist with a soulful, upbeat sound and a history of combining technology and traditional music to create some great tracks.
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Thanks to everyone who entered. If you didn’t win, you can still check out ForkLift on the Mac App Store or direct from the BinaryNights website.
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