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Previously, On MacStories
Improving the iOS Keyboard Switching Experience for Multilingual Users Airmail for iPhone Review: Power User Email Zapier Launches Multi-Step Zaps for Richer Web Automation The Futility of Pleasing All Users Microsoft Acquires SwiftKey Nintendo Outlines Launch Plans for ‘My Nintendo’ Service and Miitomo iOS App Day One 2 Review...
In This Issue
Zapier,John’s Apps for Developers (Design Apps), Daniel Vuckovic’s Home screen, plus the usual Workflow Corner, App Debuts, Tip, Links, and recap of MacStories articles....
Interesting Links
Drew Coffman on living with the iPad Pro and how the device has changed how he works and relaxes. An amazingly thorough look at the San Francisco typeface, by Nick Keppol. Don’t miss the animated comparisons between different font weighs and sizes. How Zapier redesigned their web editor for multiple actions and streamlined user interaction....
Home Screen: Daniel Vuckovic
Twitter: @VOOK64. Serving the Nintendo Community for 15 years with @vooksdotnet. It might be the worst cliché ever but I couldn’t be without my iPhone for even a day. It’s my connection to my everyone, my family, friends, my website and community – the world! Between using it for Twitter, Facebook, web development and using...
In This Issue
In this month’s issue: Federico buys a Synology and discovers a brand new world; John tells the story of how he joined MacStories and the differences between writing code and prose. We now have a Twitter account where we’ll post status updates for Club members and the occasional behind the scenes look at what we’re...
Interesting Links
Stephen Hackett makes the case against Control Center and how Apple could take a look at what Android does for system toggles and shortcuts. Kirby Ferguson – the man behind Everything is a Remix and This is Not a Conspiracy Theory – on how he gets his writing done with Scrivener and DEVONthink on OS...
Home Screen: David Chartier
Twitter: @chartier. Freelance content strategist and tech writer. Runsfinertech.com. I’ve loved the iPad since Jobs unveiled it on stage, and over the years I’ve grown to use it for more of my work and play. Save for a few tasks that still require a Mac, like managing a Squarespace site for myself (which I’ll probably...
In This Issue
Working Copy,Federico’s Indie Games (Vol. 3), Silvia’s DesignDesk,David Chartier’s iPad Home screen,plus the usual Tip, Links, Workflow Corner,and recap of MacStories articles. aside We now have a Twitter account where we’ll post status updates for Club members and the occasional behind the scenes look at what we’re working on. You can find us at...