Folks, Thanks a lot for the kind words, it really made my day! <3
Mark, I guarantee that I learned more from you than you from me. Scott, exploding tea infusers are quite dangerous. We managed to get a refund but I’m still terrified of what happened. As for coffee, I’m deep into coffee stuff, if you liked that Hario Switch Dripper shown there, you might also enjoy the Clever Dripper which makes very similar coffee but it costs way less. About 25 bucks if I remember. I just find the Hario Switch Dripper prettier. Thanks a ton for the kind words as well. Jacque, I think you made a good choice in deciding to stop working on your FTPs tool. It is not worthy to devote too much time into a tool that you won’t see much usage. Much easier to create a tool that helps you use Fetch or whatever client you normally use. This is a prime candidate for a stack that uses AppleScript to automate Fetch (or Transmit, my preferred client). Let me tell you that I removed a ton of funny footnotes from the text. Originally the text was much more fun, but I was afraid people wouldn’t like it so I removed most of the jokes and useless-but-flavourful notes. Next time, I’m leaving them in. Matthias, you got it! Thats the exact use case that bespoke tools are made for. Making something that you need to do often repeatable and safe. Bob, oh I never learned to play any musical instrument even though I tried a bunch of them. I’m happy that you’re making good use of the book. So for those that already read it, is there any kind of extra topic or material regarding plugins and bespoke tools that you’d like to see covered? I’m keen to update this book with new chapters but I have no idea what people are looking for. Om om A _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
