Fluid Slider by Ramotion
This has got to be one of the nicest sliders I’ve seen.
“Fluid Slider - A slider widget with a popup bubble displaying the precise value selected.”(By Ramotion)
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This has got to be one of the nicest sliders I’ve seen.
“Fluid Slider - A slider widget with a popup bubble displaying the precise value selected.”(By Ramotion)
😍
I was pleasantly surprised by an Apple Watch app yesterday! That’s certainly something that doesn’t happen often.
It’s an app called Field Day, and it’s just a really simple version of the sort of farming games you get on iOS, where you have to grow crops, wait for a period of time, grow more, etc.
But I was playing around with my watch yesterday, and I found the Field Day app installed. I had no idea what extra functionality could be achieved with such a thing.
Turns out, it’s the entire game!
And it’s completely playable.
But not just playable, it ran like an iPhone app, and (although simple) it was showing 3D graphical models.
My thoughts on what can be achieved on an Apple Watch have most certainly changed.
In the latest update to Micro.blog for iOS, support was added for a URL scheme to start composing a post, and also a text parameter to include some text as well.
I combined this with Workflow, to allow me to share snippets from any website, and then easily write about them here. All it uses, is the article’s author, the title, and the url.
The format is:
[Author](URL):
> Text Snippet
Pretty simple, but it speeds up my micro blogging workflow!
I recorded the workflow running on my iPhone, and you can try out the workflow yourself
I’m liking the idea of having a temporary announcement section at the top of my blog!
The redesign is going quite well!
I think I have every “feature” in the new theme, apart from better styled code blocks.
But I’m adding a bit of colour and personality to it this time.
I’ve now started the long process of moving my blog from Ghost to WordPress. Starting with getting the current theme working.
It’s a lot easier than I remember, but I can certainly see that theme development in Ghost is just so much simpler.
Just another perspective on the iMac Pro and generic “Pro" definition debate:
What if a “Pro" user had nothing to do with their understanding of how the device works, or the ability to fix any potential issues, but instead a user that uses a device for professional purposes.
For example, a video editor, music producer, and even some designers and developers, don’t need to know the intricacies about their Mac. They just need it to be able to do what they need to do for their role. And that still makes them a Pro user.
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I’ve finished my big (1700 words) year in review post.
But now the dilemma is: when should I post it?
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I’m now up to 7/9 sections finished of my year in review post! 📝
Best 9 photos of this year!
Pretty much sums up my life.
After a few days of ideas and planning, I’ve started my 2017 year in review blog post!
So far I’ve written about a few of my personal major milestones, and all the projects I’ve completed.
Turns out I did a lot more than I thought!
Should turn out to be one of my rather long form articles.
In the ever philosophical words of Hermione Granger:
What an idiot.
I tried out MarsEdit for the first time last night, and it just makes me even more sad that my blog isn’t supported.
I’m starting to seriously consider moving my blog over from Ghost. It’s a really minimal and easy to use platform, except I know of no apps that support publishing to it.
There is a “native” app for Mac, but it’s pretty much just a web view. And I really cant be bothered working out the API to make some custom publishing workflows.
Now for the boring part of an aeroplane journey.
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Another day at the beach. 🏝
One of them fancy lock rails. 🔒
Just a random Parrot…
One of them fancy lock rails. 🔒 #Lanzarote #shotoniphone
☀️ #Lanzarote #ShotoniPhone
Lanzarote Lighthouse💡 🌊
The water is so clear here, I kept nearly walking into the sea by accident! 💦
