This is how 3D movies are shown in Mexico :P (No filter applied). (Taken with Instagram at Cinépolis)

One more n00b enthusiasm. Only one, I promise.

PostWarden has made it to the Mac App Store’s (US) Top Grossing list of Social Networking apps!

Time to retire and drink mojitos all day on the beach. ^^

I know this might be n00b enthusiasm but PostWarden has made it to the Mac App Store’s (US) New and Noteworthy list!

Thanks to everyone who has shared it, tried it or bought it. :)

postwarden:

Give ideas and vote for them to make PostWarden even better!

Ideas are easy. It’s the execution of ideas that really separates the sheep from the goats.
— Sue Grafton

I agree, but time is a finite resource and good execution takes time. I want to make sure I focus my time on executing the ideas which will give more value to my users.

Help the little box guy turn that light bulb by going to http://postwarden.com/ideas to vote for feature ideas and give new ones.

I already added a few ideas of my own. :)

Thanks for the post Jack.

Scheduling is actually one of the ideas I have in mind… I’m building the app one step at a time. The next step might be search.

onethingwell:

PostWarden is a full-featured desktop Tumblr client for OS X with support for local drafts, editing past posts, and working offline.

The app also maintains a full backup of your Tumblr blog(s), storing posts as plain text files in YAML format, which opens up all sorts of interesting possibilities.

The only thing that’s missing—and, to be fair, it’s missing from every Tumblr client I’ve tried—is an option to schedule posts.

Mac App Store

Via Minimal Mac.

Thanks Patrick for the kind words.

minimalmac:

PostWarden is a relatively new app that makes managing multiple Tumblr sites, and Tumblr accounts, a breeze, with the added bonus of having a local backup. Because of this, it can be used offline and one can save drafts of their work before posting. It’s nice and simple, executed well, and gives the added comfort of having a local copy of all of this stuff. As someone who manages multiple Tumblr sites and accounts and never met a backup he was not thankful for, this is a welcome and needed addition to my hard drive.

clear for iphone.

Looks very clean, simple, and uses multitouch in nice, cleaver ways but…

Do we really need another to-do app?

First everybody was writing Twitter clients. Now everybody is writing to-do apps or note taking apps.

The thing about these types of apps is that they are very simple, cheap and everybody and their dogs could use them. The reason why they’re made is because there’s a huge potential for impulse purchases or people just buy them to try them out and never use them again (I’ll be doing the latter).

I’ll stick to using Things for to-dos. Still frustrated because they haven’t been able to provide cloud support (even in a world where iCloud exists) but I use it mostly on the Mac so I’m not that desperate.

(via texturism, sebastianwaters)