PHPFunk has several, very geeky, workflows like the Instant Cosby workflow.įinally, Alfred Workflows is a large list of Alfred Workflows. Type lipsum 25 to get 25 words of lorem ipsum.ĭavid has so many workflows that are great, I can’t just list a few and do him justice. There’s also his wonderful little Lipsum workflow that can insert specific amounts and kinds of Lorem Ipsum. It migrates all of your custom searches and snippets from Alfred 1. His migrate tool should come standard with Alfred 2. Speaking of David Ferguson, he has a lot of really great example workflows. Matt Gemmell created a workflow for quickly creating new text files with reconfigured slugs, which is similar to an earlier example from David Ferguson It supports Python, JS, jquery, php, html, css, node, rails, haskell, erlang, c, ruby, flask. As I did with Alfred workflows repositories, I browse them all every once and a while to see if there’s anything I can use, and those few get memorized through. You can send things to these actions, and they all have names that make their functionality obvious.
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alfred gets constant update and its better to use than spotlight. I see 137 actions in LaunchBar, which you can list by launching it, then entering Actions and browsing into the category. There’s built in autosuggest, which is the main reason to use it. Never used launchbar but it used to be around since the OS 9 days. Recents and Favorites by Carlos-Sz on the Alfred forum is really nice.Īlfred Dev Doctor is a great resource for searching many, many language and framework docs. Unfortunately this is a bit buggy and slow for me with my dozens of mailbox folders. Pedro Lobo created a set of interesting Mail actions. The only downside is that there are a lot of settings to tweak. You’ll be able to find your files, launch apps, do calculations, search the web, and a lot more, all from one launchbar.
It’s extremely powerful, very customisable, and tends to have a feeling of it just works. Or an advanced OneLook query with wildcards: Alfred is my go-to recommendation for people getting into launcher apps. This provides three options: a quick definition: I particularly like his OneLook workflow. Sean Korzdorfer has a number of really nice workflows. A powerful file manager Browse the file system, query file metadata. Your personal digital assistant Manage events and reminders.
It requires a Wolfram AppID to get live results, but it’s worth the effort. An adaptive app launcher and document browser Access applications, documents, bookmarks and more by typing short abbreviations. I’ve found a number of creative and highly useful workflows to smooth my transition. I’m slowly making the move from LaunchBar to Alfred 2.
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