Comments on: Flow 1.0.1 Now Available http://blog.extendmac.com/flow-101-now-available/ extendmac's blog Fri, 29 Aug 2008 02:20:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Brian Amerige http://blog.extendmac.com/flow-101-now-available/#comment-2538 Brian Amerige Wed, 21 May 2008 20:26:01 +0000 http://blog.extendmac.com/?p=16#comment-2538 @that dude you know Try dragging. "Upload" isn't in the toolbar for the same reason "Transfer" or "Move" isn't in the toolbar in the Finder. It'd be a useless button. @that dude you know

Try dragging. “Upload” isn’t in the toolbar for the same reason “Transfer” or “Move” isn’t in the toolbar in the Finder. It’d be a useless button.

]]> By: that dude you know http://blog.extendmac.com/flow-101-now-available/#comment-2537 that dude you know Wed, 21 May 2008 20:19:29 +0000 http://blog.extendmac.com/?p=16#comment-2537 i dont understand how someone makes an FTP program without "upload" and "new connection" available on the toolbar. Like, really? are you serious? no, i dont want a new folder, i want to upload. i dont understand how someone makes an FTP program without “upload” and “new connection” available on the toolbar. Like, really? are you serious? no, i dont want a new folder, i want to upload.

]]> By: Eduardo Marques http://blog.extendmac.com/flow-101-now-available/#comment-2480 Eduardo Marques Wed, 14 May 2008 19:41:12 +0000 http://blog.extendmac.com/?p=16#comment-2480 I am having problems to upload large files in Flow 1.0.1. The upload always stop. I am having problems to upload large files in Flow 1.0.1. The upload always stop.

]]> By: Brian Amerige http://blog.extendmac.com/flow-101-now-available/#comment-2446 Brian Amerige Mon, 12 May 2008 04:10:13 +0000 http://blog.extendmac.com/?p=16#comment-2446 @Miles Haha, yeah, I am a student. I tend not to mention it because, <a href="http://blog.extendmac.com/a-glimpse-inside-one-year-later/" rel="nofollow">as I said once before on this blog</a>, I don't think my "situation" should have any effect on a customer's experience. :-) (Although I'm certainly not sure about the having-more-time-to-work-on-Flow bit. I suppose if I was taking the standard courses that might be true, but with 7 hours of AP classes each day, plus about 2-4 hours of homework, it's not infrequent that I find myself *starting* my Flow-work at 8PM or later. That's why most of the work I get done happens on the weekends ;-)) @Miles

Haha, yeah, I am a student. I tend not to mention it because, as I said once before on this blog, I don’t think my “situation” should have any effect on a customer’s experience. :-)

(Although I’m certainly not sure about the having-more-time-to-work-on-Flow bit. I suppose if I was taking the standard courses that might be true, but with 7 hours of AP classes each day, plus about 2-4 hours of homework, it’s not infrequent that I find myself *starting* my Flow-work at 8PM or later. That’s why most of the work I get done happens on the weekends ;-))

]]> By: Miles http://blog.extendmac.com/flow-101-now-available/#comment-2442 Miles Mon, 12 May 2008 00:02:13 +0000 http://blog.extendmac.com/?p=16#comment-2442 @Brian You forgot to mention that you yourself are a student. I think if William knew this, he may not have responded in that way. I love Flow, and also love how you're not using age as an excuse. If anything, it gives you more time to work on Flow. @Brian

You forgot to mention that you yourself are a student. I think if William knew this, he may not have responded in that way. I love Flow, and also love how you’re not using age as an excuse. If anything, it gives you more time to work on Flow.

]]> By: Brian Amerige http://blog.extendmac.com/flow-101-now-available/#comment-2436 Brian Amerige Sun, 11 May 2008 14:52:54 +0000 http://blog.extendmac.com/?p=16#comment-2436 @William If you do the calculations out, student/educational discounts really only make sense for things like Apple offers them for –– computers, high priced software, etc. When you're looking at a $29 product, even a 20% discount is only about $5.80 –– hardly worth the trouble, wouldn't you say? Hope you understand, Brian (Extendmac) @William

If you do the calculations out, student/educational discounts really only make sense for things like Apple offers them for –– computers, high priced software, etc. When you’re looking at a $29 product, even a 20% discount is only about $5.80 –– hardly worth the trouble, wouldn’t you say?

Hope you understand,
Brian (Extendmac)

]]> By: William http://blog.extendmac.com/flow-101-now-available/#comment-2435 William Sun, 11 May 2008 13:52:46 +0000 http://blog.extendmac.com/?p=16#comment-2435 Is it possible to provide students discounts? I am really poor :( Is it possible to provide students discounts? I am really poor :(

]]> By: Alex Nichols http://blog.extendmac.com/flow-101-now-available/#comment-2398 Alex Nichols Fri, 09 May 2008 00:56:38 +0000 http://blog.extendmac.com/?p=16#comment-2398 Did you submit Flow for a Apple Design Award? Did you submit Flow for a Apple Design Award?

]]> By: Juan De Magalhaes http://blog.extendmac.com/flow-101-now-available/#comment-2382 Juan De Magalhaes Thu, 08 May 2008 02:46:18 +0000 http://blog.extendmac.com/?p=16#comment-2382 By far in all these years... the FTP software from heaven! It awsome... They gonna love flow at the WWDC 08 great work! Just one suggestion, or two... 1.Automator Workflows... (to add google analytics over my no dinamic pages, for example... there is a good automator that put the code on the page... ) 2.PHP Rendering on Live Preview...! Anyway... Great Software! (The little dog ran away home... GREAT i hated it) By far in all these years… the FTP software from heaven! It awsome… They gonna love flow at the WWDC 08 great work!

Just one suggestion, or two…

1.Automator Workflows… (to add google analytics over my no dinamic pages, for example… there is a good automator that put the code on the page… )

2.PHP Rendering on Live Preview…!

Anyway… Great Software!

(The little dog ran away home… GREAT i hated it)

]]> By: Ryan Townsend http://blog.extendmac.com/flow-101-now-available/#comment-2348 Ryan Townsend Wed, 07 May 2008 00:47:07 +0000 http://blog.extendmac.com/?p=16#comment-2348 Sorry to double post but forgot to add the following line: I can't understand why upload speed (which you can leave to do it's thing and grab a coffee) has a higher priority in development than directory listing which you do every few seconds when browsing an FTP server? Just a thought or two for development, keep up the good work! Sorry to double post but forgot to add the following line:

I can’t understand why upload speed (which you can leave to do it’s thing and grab a coffee) has a higher priority in development than directory listing which you do every few seconds when browsing an FTP server?

Just a thought or two for development, keep up the good work!

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