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In this episode of Automators Rosemary and David interview the mysterious internet legend Dr. Drang. As well as talking about Python, Perl, and AppleScript, they also dive into regular expressions, Shortcuts, Drafts, Keyboard Maestro, and how you can combine all of these in various different workflows! This episode of Automators is sponsored by: Luna Display: The only hardware solution that turns your iPad into a wireless display for your Mac. Use promo code AUTOMATORS at checkout for 10% off. TextExpander, from Smile: Try the new release with the visual editor. Get 20% off your first year. Guest Starring: Dr. Drang Links and Show Notes: Support Automators with a Relay FM Membership And now it’s all this (Dr. Drang's blog) Mac Power Users #95: Engineering Workflows with Dr. Drang - Relay FM Mac Power Users #372: Workflows with Dr. Drang - Relay FM HyperCard - Wikipedia HyperTalk - Wikipedia Regular expression - Wikipedia Regex 101: Online Regular Expression Tester ‎Pretty Regular Expressions - iOS App Airtable SQLite - Wikipedia Keyboard Maestro 8.2.4: Work Faster with Macros for macOS Updating my invoicing email automation - All this Drafts for Mac: The MacStories Review – MacStories ‎Drafts: Capture ‣‣ Act on the App Store ‎Textastic Code Editor 7 on the App Store Markdown Reference Link | Drafts Action Directory Number Lines | Drafts Action Directory Textastic - Text, Code, and Markup Editor with Syntax Highlighting - FTP, SFTP, SSH, Dropbox, Google Drive - for iPad TaskPaper | Drafts Action DirectoryDrang's TaskPaper Action Group for Drafts ‎FE File Explorer: File Manager on the App Store ‎FileBrowser - Document Manager on the App Store Panic Blog » The Future of Transmit iOS Matthew Cassinelli - Siri Shortcuts, technology, and tips Federico Viticci – MacStories Drafts for Mac: The MacStories Review – MacStories Drafts for Mac - Overview Video Automators Orange County Meetup Tickets Automators WWDC Meetup Tickets, Tue, Jun 4, 2019 This episode's accompanying blog postDon't forget, we put a blog post together for each episode to give you even more details!

In this episode, Dr. Drang returns to the show to talk about scripting - why it's beneficial, and above all, why everyone can do it! This episode of Automators is sponsored by: TextExpander, from Smile: Unlock your productivity with TextExpander. Get 20% off with your first year. ExpressVPN: High-Speed, Secure & Anonymous VPN Service. Get 3 months free with a 1-year package. DEVONthink: Get Organized — Unleash Your Creativity. Use this link for 10% off. Guest Starring: Dr. Drang Links and Show Notes: Support Automators with a Relay FM Membership Automators #21: Invoicing, Writing, and Regular Expressions with Dr. Drang - Relay FM Fear of scripting - All this Automators Talk MPU Talk Drafts Community Drafts | Where Text Starts Python Documentation Keyboard Maestro 9.0.5: Work Faster with Macros for macOS Scriptable Pythonista for iOS Next Monday | Drafts Action Directory Learn JavaScript | Codecademy LaTeX addresses on the Mac and iOS - All this New Project ScriptDr. Drang's script to create database entries, folders in iCloud, a folder in Mail, and a set of labels for a new project. · GitHub Combining Python and AppleScript - All this GitHub - drdrang/plabels: Perl scripts for printing sheet-fed labels. Data Jar Bad AppleScript: Template Gun meets the Internet – Six Colors Quick Tip: Zip files as templates – Six Colors Automators #35: Automating Business with Don McAllister - Relay FM Post Haste - Digital Rebellion xkcd: Automation Pushcut - Help & Support - Automation Server

Dr. Drang, a writer and programmer celebrated for his insights on automation and technology, shares his recent Mac renaissance. He humorously discusses holiday decorating woes and insights from the MacTrack Legal event. Transformation of iPhones into high-quality video call cameras using the Camo app and the efficiency boost from TextExpander are also highlights. The conversation reveals personal technology preferences and explores various Apple devices' roles in productivity, while Dr. Drang delves into personal knowledge management tools and web monitoring utilities.