9-bits by David Kaneda

A tumblog by David Kaneda, creative director at Sencha.


POWERED by FUSION

April 1st 2010

LineBreak has released version 1.0 of CloudApp, the best application around for quickly sharing screenshots, files, and links. I’ve been a beta tester of CloudApp for almost a year and it is, hands down, the most useful new app around.
The best part about Cloud is how unobtrusive it is — the app lives in a menu icon and most of its uploading is done automatically. For example, anytime I take a screenshot, Cloud instantly uploads it to their servers and then puts a shortened link to it on my clipboard. When working with teammates, this makes it incredibly easy to share designs or quick thoughts. I simply take a screenshot, go to an IM window, and hit paste.
The new version features “raindrops” — a way for developers to create their own custom hooks into native apps like Photoshop, iPhoto, and WebKit. They’ve also released a web app to manage and organize your uploads.
If you find yourself sharing things throughout the day, give Cloud a try.

LineBreak has released version 1.0 of CloudApp, the best application around for quickly sharing screenshots, files, and links. I’ve been a beta tester of CloudApp for almost a year and it is, hands down, the most useful new app around.

The best part about Cloud is how unobtrusive it is — the app lives in a menu icon and most of its uploading is done automatically. For example, anytime I take a screenshot, Cloud instantly uploads it to their servers and then puts a shortened link to it on my clipboard. When working with teammates, this makes it incredibly easy to share designs or quick thoughts. I simply take a screenshot, go to an IM window, and hit paste.

The new version features “raindrops” — a way for developers to create their own custom hooks into native apps like Photoshop, iPhoto, and WebKit. They’ve also released a web app to manage and organize your uploads.

If you find yourself sharing things throughout the day, give Cloud a try.

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