Blog posts, podcasts, articles, media, press coverage, academic articles, etc…. Hook Discussed on the Web
David Sparks (@MacSparky) and Stephen Hackett (@ismh) produced another entertaining and insightful episode of Mac Power Users (#549). They interviewed master Mac coder, Brett Terpstra (@ttscoff). In sum: three very productive people talked about software that supports their productivity and hobbies — including Hook! Episode 549: @ttscoff returns to the show to talk about the Touch
MPU Covers Hook, Many Great Linkable Apps and More Read More »
Several Hook users have written forum & blog posts about using Hook with Keyboard Maestro.
Keyboard Maestro Macros and Hook app Read More »
Whether you are new to Hook or a veteran, you’ll find this Apple World Today article to be a delightful and informative read: Work Smarter: Connect Your Files with Hook — Apple World Today.
Connect Your Files with Hook: Apple World Today Article by Steven Sande Read More »
If you love great software for macOS, then odds are you are familiar with Brett Terpstra. He is a true Mac expert: coder, author, blogger, and web developer. He has written some of the most popular note-taking and Markdown apps for macOS: nvALT, Marked 2, and with Fletcher Penney, nvUltra. He has freely shared a
Expert Mac Developer, Author, Blogger Brett Terpstra Features Hook Productivity App Read More »
We’re pleased to let you know that the October 2019 issue of Photoshop User Magazine (KelbyOne) includes a nice review of Hook for macOS. It was written by Erik Vlietinck of Visuals Producer.
October 2019 Photoshop User Magazine Recognizes Hook Productivity Read More »
Erik Vlietinck of Visuals Producer recently wrote a nice article about the Hook productivity app for macOS: Hook, your captain of file associations on the Mac | Visuals Producer His article mentions that Hook becomes a cross-referencing tool without the need for additional software and with the freedom to manage your files your way and
Hook Covered by Visuals Producer: “Hook, Your Captain of File Associations on the Mac” Read More »
