Elsewhen: Time zones, translated »
Following up on my post about Discord timestamps, Zach Knox mentioned the app Elsewhen, a utility for formatting timestamps and sharing times across timezones.
Following up on my post about Discord timestamps, Zach Knox mentioned the app Elsewhen, a utility for formatting timestamps and sharing times across timezones.
Congrats to Zenitizer, a clean and simple meditation timer app that just launched on the App Store.
Coordinating across timezones can be hard – making sure everyone shows up in their local time is key. Thankfully Discord lets you share timestamps – and Apple’s Shortcuts can generate them easily. Here’s how.
If you publish YouTube videos or livestreams with chapter markers, you might want to link back to those moments – here’s how to generate the full list using Apple’s Shortcuts app.
During my initial tests of Final Cut Pro for iPad, I discovered many new features, bugs, and workflow adaptations necessary for using Apple’s newest professional app to the fullest – tune into the livestream.
Apple has posted release notes for the updated actions added in ioS 16.5 – read the full update quoted.
After taking notes on how to design great actions, I wanted to share my mind map ahead of future blog posts on how to build great shortcuts with members.
Check out my guest appearance on the video podcast iOS Today with host Rosemary Orchard from Tuesday, May 2.
Use this shortcut to set an alarm in the Clock app for every one of the next day’s Calendar events.
Search through a given tweet’s Replies and Quotes using this shortcut from Twitter user @colleidoscope.
How to make YouTube videos redirect into the app – thanks to this shortcut from Stephen Robles.
Bike Outliner for Mac has added 14 new actions to Shortcuts to automate your outlines, including a video tutorial.
Apple has posted updated notes for the new actions added in iOS 16.4 – here’s the full release quoted.
From the latest issue of my Shortcuts newsletter: Welcome to Issue 96 of What’s New in Shortcuts – this mid-month update is full of Shortcuts
In the iOS 16.4 beta, Apple has added a new protocol for App Intents developers—ForegroundContinuableIntent—which engineering manager Michael Gorbach linked to on Mastodon.
Lists on Mastodon make the experience — and after coming across Ivory’s URL scheme, I built four increasingly-complex shortcuts to generate deep links into my Lists in Ivory.
Working with Mastodon’s API means handling profiles from across the fediverse — this shortcut lets you make a web request to the “Lookup account” endpoint to get the universal ID for any user.
When working with Mastodon accounts, there’s only one place to add them to a List — the profile. With Shortcuts, I’ve built a tool that lets you add someone to a list from your timeline, a status post, or any link.
Building up your Lists in Mastodon is important – so is accessing them quickly when you need them. Using Apple’s Shortcuts app, I built a tool that makes a web request to Mastodon’s API and lets you return all your Lists to open from.
Working with links in the fediverse can be tricky – here’s how to use Shortcuts’ Get Components of URL action to quickly isolate any instance or account handle you come across on Mastodon.