This is a small release improves the user experience of the application to prevent data loss and tweaks the purchasing experience. The release is a free update to all current customers.
Stack Menu 1.1.0 Fully Supports Dark Mode
This release adds complete support for Dark Mode in macOS 10.14 “Mojave” for the entire application as well as a number of bug fixes.
How to Upgrade Website Images for Retina Displays
Is your website ready for today’s high-resolution screens or are they look blurry and dated on retina displays? You’re looking to update your website but couldn’t find higher-resolution sources for your images? Maybe you’re just curious what are these so-called retina displays? Read on where you can learn about these latest-generation computer monitors and how to prepare your web content for them.
BiggerPicture 1.1.1 fully supports Dark Mode in Mojave
This maintenance release adds support for macOS Mojave
BiggerPicture 1.1.0 makes really large pictures!
BiggerPicture version 1.1.0 has been optimized and tested to generate over 400 megapixel images along with other bug fixes. This update is free to all current customers of BiggerPicture.
Announcing Bigger Picture 1.0
Announcing BiggerPicture — increase image resolution without making it blurry through machine learning super-resolution algorithm. This is our first app based around machine learning, being made possible through the Core ML framework.
Scuttlebutt 2.2 – Goodbye Helvetica Neue, hello San Francisco!
Scuttlebutt 2.2 fully embraces the San Francisco system font introduced in Mac OS X 10.11 “El Capitan” yet still maintain compatibility with Mac OS X 10.10 “Yosemite”. This release also includes a number of bug fixes and stability enhancements.
Scuttlebutt 2.1 adds Touch Bar Support
Overview of Touch Bar buttons new in Scuttlebutt 2.1
Speech Timer 2.2 for Mac Adds Touch Bar Support
Keep in control of your Toastmasters sessions from your MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar with Speech Timer for macOS.
Personal Scrum on OmniFocus
Scrum improves productivity by improving team’s morale and increasing focus on deliverables. What’s great is that scrum is not limited to software development teams nor even limited to teams in the first place. Learn how to do a one-person scrum and the software that goes along with it.
You’re doing a one-person project and you feel like you need to manage your tasks more effectively? Maybe you should try Personal Scrum. This is the agile approach to software development but trimmed down extensively to support just about any personal projects of building just about anything – not just software. As Scrum brings immense improvement to a software development team’s productivity and satisfaction, personal scrum should also have a similar effect to a one-person project.