Appleinsider on what Apple Sherlock’s this year at WWDC

From William Gallagher at AppleInsider, “Apple's Sherlocking hall of shame has more adds than ever before in 2025.” Apple has a thing for stealing Mac developers ideas and putting them in their OS, made famous by the old search engine Sherlock, and this year was a doozy. This year search has added both launching support and clipboard multi items, which you can get from a variety of launchers. For me it is OBDEV Launchbar, a program i use every day and still only skim the surface of what it can do. Being able to launch apps with a few keystrokes in incredible, and many people will love it, but I hope it doesn’t kill off all the great launchers out there.

Digital films on Project Organization

https://digitalfilms.wordpress.com/2025/05/18/project-organization-2025/ I have talked about organization allot and using Digital Rebellions PostHaste, to create project and folder templates. I hate getting projects from other editors with no organization or even sense. I also think you need file naming conventions, based on project and editor, which are equally important.

Alexis Van Hurkman on being the Senior Product Manager if Color and working on and releasing New Color Management system

From Alexis Van Hurkman's blog and his first blog post in years (I had no idea he had joined Adobe). A very interesting read. With the new baby, I have so little time right now to play with Premiere, but this is something that has been needed for so long, now if only they would come up with a REC.709 Color space that doesn't have the Quicktime Color Shift (like BlackMagic has done).

Adobe MX 2024 Sneaks ProjectTurntable lets you rotate 2d vector objects in 3D

https://youtu.be/gfct0aH2COw?si=KwgpaKJkRwvtZM81 I use Illustrator, but am by no means an illustrator master, but the power of this sneak is just mind blowing! Taking your artwork and interpolating it in 3d so you can rotate it in both x and y directions and leave it as an editable vector file is beyond insane! -