Category: Automation

I think I have an idea that may be worth selling. So I need to develop a course around it . I’ve decided to use Notion to write up the structure of the course and am considering looking to use Udemy to host the course. The course was submitted to Udemy for review & approval

I did some enthusiastic demo’s with aText and I’ve ended up with a lot of silly abbreviations that are disrupting my writing. So I’ve had to start considering how I’m using the program. Also I did an AlternativeTo with AutoHotKey’s and wrote similar keys that did the same action as the aText keys. But not

While trying to run scripts in AutoHotKey I started to look into getting the Bash scripts to work. I’d got all the other inbuilt scripting programs to run the example scripts so I thought I’d look into that too, just in case it had some effect on the AutoHotKey running issue Bash scripts in aText

Buying License- choices complicated- easy to purchase I decided to bite the bullet and get an annual License for aText as I wanted to play with the scripts. A few funny things happened. First, depending on where you download the app from is what access you have for purchase. I downloaded one from the aText

I got a bit fed-up with LintaList being inconsistent & decided to try a different text expander. On my journey with this feature I started with the autoCorrect script with AutoHotKeys and found I had to open the script up, scroll right to the end to add another abbreviated text expander item, then restart the

I typed in tutorial for AppGyver and this one popped up. As Glideapps are looking to use Airtable as a backend, and I have an Airtable account I thought I’d give it a crack. Creating Dataset in Airtables and calling it in AppGyver It uses rest api calls to Airtable to get the information, so

I had a quick test yesterday with AppGyver to try getting the web app built. I used the basic default app and went to Launch>Distribute tab> Configure and then ran the build. It came up with Status created but that just means that its processing it. Later I got an email saying that the web-app

I was revisiting no code apps and came across AppGyver which has a free platform that seems pretty open and also has a logic wire up process that seems different from other nocode app builders. If you get developer accounts you can put your apps up on iOS and google play , but apparently difficult

.DLL are dynamic library files, that can be read by multiple executables all at the same time, reducing overhead. So you could put all your functions in a .DLL file and call them from all your other scripts, thereby keeping all your functions in one place. this seems a good path to explore now that

Do AHK libraries work on PC’s with no AHK installed? Test on PCs I want to try and setup an app that will be extendable. A basic core program and then be able to add features of your choosing write the code in blocks be able to allow for part of the program to be