Andy Beaumont

I got an EasliyDo Assistant lifetime subscription from somewhere and have had the app installed for a few months. It has yet to actually help me with anything at all.

I am loving this. Please make an AppleTV version.

I've been using Spark on iPhone since release and can't imagine having to go back to using anything else. It has become my preferred email client on any platform - I'd rather plough through emails on my phone in Spark than in any mail app on my Mac or iPad. Although now, happy to do it on my iPad too. The search alone puts it head and shoulders above anything else, it's mind-blowingly good.

Came across this today. Runs on OS X's native hypervisor framework so certainly feels a lot snappier than VirtualBox, and they apparently have Vagrant and docker-machine integrations in the works.

I love Gemini by the same company, but CleanMyMac completely hosed my work laptop which wasn't fun.

I don't even have enough hair to clip a false one to.

Is it more grippy than with no case? I've never put an iPhone in a case before, and I've never dropped an iPhone, but I reckon it's only a matter of time with this 6S, it's like holding a bar of wet soap that my hand doesn't quite fit around.

I'm struggling to work out what this is and how it can help me.

London soon please!

Happy Sifter user for many years here. For me, the biggest selling point is that it is both client-friendly and developer-friendly. Compared to Github / Bitbucket issues, there's a much better signal to noise ratio. If you've ever asked a non-technical person to use Jira, then you can probably understand why Sifter exists.

This just instantly replaced Mailbox in my iPhone's dock. It's fantastic.

Love this.

Upvoting this for two reasons: 1) it's useful, 2) the name is inspired. I've used http://www.vigil-app.com for site upness for a few years and love it.

Thanks @jackpointnl !

Incredibly useful for developing static sites. Runs an http server on the command line and processes your LESS, SASS, etc. on the fly. Also has compilation for when you want to compiled build to deploy to S3 or similar.

This was the old fix your own problems thing. I found that if I was visiting the site a few times per day, I couldn't readily tell what was new since I last came. Adding 🍆 seemed the obvious solution. When I get time I'll do the Chrome version too.