Blogging is an art a very few people really master. Besides, finding the perfect blogging workflow is very difficult nowadays, as we’ve got hundreds of apps designed and created with bloggers in mind.
I collected the apps I use most everyday in this post, hoping to give you an helpful glimpse of my blogging workflow.
Enjoy! ;)
You should have probably already heard of Bodega: it’s a Mac application which contains other Mac apps. Many people call it “the Mac App Store”.
Indeed, Bodega wants to be your corner store for Mac apps. I also wrote a small post about it back in July.
Today I had the chance to chat with Rick Fillion, developer of Bodega.
Enjoy! ;)
As you probably know guys, there are only 3 days left to MacStories Festival. We’ve got a huge number of giveaways for you: Mac, iPhone, UploadRobots, Typekit…but there’s even more!
What do you think of MobileMe? :)
Another little gift for you during the #macfestival guys..I have 5 Typekit invites to share, so I thought the best way was to share it with MacStories readers.
Another day of the #macfestival, another interview on MacStories!
Today I had the pleasure to chat with the interface designer Jonatan Castro.
You’ll find his official website here: http://www.jonatancastro.com/
Enjoy!
Another day of the #macfestival, another interview on MacStories!
Today I had the pleasure to chat with the interface designer Fernando Lins.
You’ll find his official website here: http://www.fernandolins.com/
Enjoy! ;)
As you can see, the new version of MacStories is finally online! But the #macfestival doesn’t end here…we’ve got more surprises for you!
Which means…new apps for Mac and iPhone!
It’s been a long wait, but it’s finally here: the new MacStories.
I wanted to release it as a little surprise for you #macfestival lovers, so here it is.
Yesterday Google sent out the first 100.000 invites of Google Wave preview.
Which is different from the “Sandbox Developer Preview” that launched months ago: this is a first official beta.
Anyway, if you’re in the lucky ones who get full access to Mountain View’s new communication tool, here’s a tip for you: you can use Wave from your iPhone.