[MacRuby-devel] Keymando is now Available in the App Store!

[Bryan Goines]

Just purchased the app and gave positive feedback. I already love this app. Nice job Kevin.

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Bryan


On Monday, August 1, 2011 at 3:25 PM, azzzz at gmx.net wrote:

> Nice job Kevin - I bet it will interest lots of Vim users.
>  
> Aston
> On 1 Aug 2011, at 21:05, Kevin Colyar wrote:
> > Hey Guys,
> >  
> > I've finally released my MacRuby app, Keymando, to the App Store!
> >  
> > http://keymando.com (http://keymando.com/)
> >  
> > What is Keymando?  
> > ----------------
> >  
> > Keymando is a full-featured input mapping and automation tool for OSX.
> >  
> > Keymando Uses  
> > -------------
> >  
> > Keymando is for productivity junkies, programmers, and any else who wants to start using their Mac more efficiently. Here are just a few uses:  
> >  
> >  - Map familiar shortcuts and hotkeys from one application to another.
> >  - Use mnemonics to trigger automated tasks.
> >  - Text Abbreviations.
> >  - Vi-style hjkl navigation throughout OSX.
> >  - Automate Skype logins and phone calls.
> >  - Quickly insert dates, times, and other data.
> >  - Disable application hotkeys and shortcuts.
> >  - Pretty much anything you want using Ruby to write your own commands!
> >  
> > Features
> > --------
> >  
> >  - Map Keys – Allows for the mapping of key presses to other keys or other arbitrary commands.
> >  - Filtering – Create a set of key mappings for a single application or group of applications.
> >  - Dialogs – Set a global hotkey that prompts for user input then act on it.
> >  - Ruby – Use the easy-to-use programming language, Ruby, to configure Keymando.
> >  - Plugins – Write your own plugins to command your Mac to do what you want.
> >  
> > Plays Well with Others
> > ----------------------
> >  
> > Easily integrates with applications like Quicksilver, Divvy, and any other application on OSX.
> >  
> >  - Quicksilver
> >  - Divvy
> >  - Any application in OSX!
> >  
> > History
> > -------
> >  
> > Keymando was originally named ViKing due the ability the application had to mimic the vi editor's navigation style in OSX, a navigation style that kept users' hands on the home row instead of the arrow keys. Over the last few months ViKing underwent a re-branding effort into its new name, Keymando. This was done because the application has matured into a very useful product that is not only useful to vi(m) users but to everyone.  
> >  
> > Future
> > ------
> >  
> >  Version 2 of Keymando is under active development with exicting new features that include:
> >  
> >  - Recording and playback user interaction.  
> >  - Complete framework to access UI controls.
> >  
> >  
> > --  
> > Kevin Colyar
> > http://kevin.colyar.net (http://kevin.colyar.net/)
> >  
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