Carlo ZottmannJun 17, 2024

I've overhauled the Knowledge Base for my #Shortcuts-powering #macOS/ #iOS apps. I’ve tried to better document all actions, and also custom objects that are passed between actions, like #ActionsForObsidian’s Note snapshot/reference or #UIActions’ Running App snapshot/reference.

https://docs.actions.work?ref=mastodon

The biggest part of each page (intro, the parameters, and the result descriptions) is generated from the in-app documentation. I’m pretty happy with that setup!

#ShortcutsApp #ObsidianMD

ActionsDotWork Knowledge Base

Knowledge Base, Documentation and Guides for the ActionsDotWork macOS/iOS apps

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Carlo ZottmannMay 4, 2024

I just released UI Actions (Beta) v0.9.1 for #macOS. It adds system-wide typing and fixes a few issues in the initial beta version.

UI Actions adds #ShortcutsApp actions for selecting/showing menus, clicking buttons, hitting keys, typing text.

https://actions.work/ui-actions?ref=Mastodon

Forum post w/ release notes: https://forum.actions.work/t/beta-0-9-1-2024-05-04/359/1

And now: The weekend!

#UIActions

UI Actions: Control your favourite apps from Shortcuts

Use macOS Shortcuts to control any app that has menus, buttons, or accepts keyboard input.

ActionsDotWork.
WomenNowSNDec 8, 2022
Check out @Phebeyawson 's first post on #WomenNowDev! Today we're learning about #BusinessRules #UIActions #UIPolicies and #ClientScripts! #ServiceNow #ServiceNowAdministrator #WomenInTechnology https://www.womennow.dev/posts/how-i-learned-about-business-rules-and-client-scripts
How I Learned about Business Rules and Client Scripts — WomenNow

While preparing for the CSA exam I quickly found that I had some problem areas where I was lacking. One area was the difference between business rules and client scripts.

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