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Screenflow + Screen Studio
Screen Studio enhances the YouTube video recording workflow with ease of use but has limitations that necessitate the continued use of ScreenFlow for final assembly, resulting in increased rendering time and disk space usage. Continue reading →
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I made a little update to my reading workflow, especially the part for newsletter. Look in the table on this page and sort by date to locate the most recent update.
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My Content Creator Workflow & Digital Tools — Edition 2024-12
It’s been quite a long time since my previous content creator workflow update, more than a year actually, back in November 2023. With 2024 coming to an end, it’s time for a detailed update. First, consider the following overall diagram, then continue reading. Outlining purposes: Zavala, a free open-source outliner, is nearly perfect for outlining YouTube video production. I don’t do detailed scripting before recording videos, but I like to create the outline. Continue reading →
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Combining Craft And Things 3 For My Writing Projects
This article is about how I’m using Craft and Things 3, which is behind any short or long article I share online. Here is what happens when I get a new post idea. In Things 3, Create an entry and set priority and desired or expected date of publication if known. In Craft, I create a new document, set the title and then copy the document’s deeplink to the clipboard. Still within Craft, I move the newly created document to the appropriate folder. Continue reading →
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On Sharing My Writings — What Goes Where
I recently got a few comments and questions from some followers on Micro.blog about my use of Scribbles versus Micro.blog blog hosting services. One guy couldn’t figure out why I was using Scribbles to write very short posts using a one-word title while I was using Micro.blog for longer posts, most of them without a title. I replied with a short answer, but I think I should elaborate for those who have been following me for some time or for those who just got here. Continue reading →
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On Sharing My Writings — What Goes Where
A user explains their blogging strategy, utilizing three different platforms for various types of content. Continue reading →
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The Date of Publication is a Must - Updated 2024-03-15
Have you ever searched the web for an article where you couldn’t see when it was published? It happens to me quite often. I don’t understand why such important information isn’t communicated to the readers. In a fast-moving numeric world, the publishing date helps the reader gauge the content’s relevancy. I set the publication date on all my websites because it adds context to the content. When I created Numeric Citizen I/O, I used a post slug format that includes the publication date. Continue reading →
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If you want a peak at my current reading notes management workflow, you might find this video interesting (Craft, Bear 2, Omnivore, Readwise).
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How Do I Read and Process an Article
Let’s say I stumble on an article I wish to read and process. I’ll follow the following steps, covering the collection and archival stages. Save the article in Omnivore1,2. Set tags in Omnivore. Read the article, highlight text as needed and write comments if required. Summarize the article using Raycast AI. I have a Keyboard Maestro macro for that. Copy and paste the summary into the Omnivore notebook accompanying the article. Continue reading →
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My Reading Workflow Explained
A comprehensive examination of an individual’s reading workflow reveals their strategies for managing reading sources, incorporating various applications, and optimizing knowledge retention for enhanced creativity. Continue reading →
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From an Idea to a Blog Post
The blog post outlines the author’s information processing workflow for creating content, emphasizing the importance of both the process and the tools used. Continue reading →
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A Peek At My Photo Processing Workflow
The blog post discusses updates to the author’s content creation workflow, highlighting new tools and services in photography while noting the abandonment of others over the past two years. Continue reading →
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On Migrating WordPress Content to Ghost
Moving content from one platform to another isn’t easy. And it shouldn’t be that way. The problem: I want to migrate a few dozens of posts from my Numeric Citizen Blog to my other website, Numeric Citizen Introspection, hosted on Ghost. Easy, right? Think again. The Ghost migrator plugin doesn’t support posts selection; it’s an all or nothing tool. How can I migrate a subset of my posts in that context? Continue reading →
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My Blogger Workflow as of 2021-12
My previous blogger workflow update was in March 2021. Quite many things have happened since then. It’s time for another update. Buckle up because this is a big one, and enjoy the ride! What’s in For 2021, I was expecting a year without many changes to my blogger workflow, and yet, I was in for quite a few surprises. Probably some of the most important additions this year are Toggl, Timery, and Focused Work to track my time while creating content (consider bookmarking and reading “Why and How I’m Tracking Time With Toggl” if you want to know all the details. Continue reading →
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Using the iPad for Editing Blot Posts With a Git Client
Editing new content from the iPad for this blog poses some challenges. I started writing this post using my iPad, Working Copy and Textastic1. The file was initially created within Working Copy’s sandbox, but I fetched content from the Blot Git repo to store the most recent changes locally on my iPad. As with every app on the iPad, Working Copy runs within its sandbox. When cloning the Blot repo locally, files were placed in the application’s sandbox, which is inaccessible outside the iPad2. Continue reading →
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Documenting Blog Changes
Using Git instead of Dropbox for Blot content syncing provides an unexpected benefit. As I recently wrote, Blot supports two mechanisms for synchronizing content from my Mac to the web: Dropbox or Git. I chose Git. As I write this, I’m still testing Nova as the Git front-end (I’m a GUI type of guy). One of the great benefits of using Git is the built-in history of commits that is at the core of any Git repo. Continue reading →
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Archiving my Content from Micro.blog to GitHub
Micro.blog allows for archiving all content to GitHub. Here is why I did it. This blog post is about explaining a Micro.blog allowing me to archive all my blog posts, including images and why I do it. First, you must know that Micro.blog already provides an archiving feature of all blog posts to the Internet web archive. You can find mine here. I think it is important because in our society, the durability of the numerical artifacts we create is far from guaranteed. Continue reading →
