You know, what have we been doing for the last three months then? Well, we hadn’t brought that groundwork actually out to the interface where the user could work with it.īrent: OK.
When we say back to Mac, as you alluded to, we already had written a lot of this code in some shared frameworks that both Mac and iOS use, so the Mac already had some of the groundwork in place. But we ended up shipping the iOS app first, partially because it needed those features more, and because it was playing that catch-up, and now it’s time to bring some of those things back to Mac. So a lot of what happened in OmniFocus 3 for iOS had us bringing features to iOS for the first time that we’ve had for 10 years on the Mac, like being able to have multiple selections or column things, and so on. Ken: I guess I would say that a lot of this release is about iOS getting parity with the Mac app. Tell me more about how that works, what that means. Say, “Hello,” Ken.īrent: Alright, so I mentioned that the Mac is getting iOS parity, which isn’t maybe quite the exact right word for this, since it’s almost arbitrary that iOS came first and a lot of the code is common code between the two apps. The same features that went into OmniFocus 3 for iOS are going into OmniFocus 3 for Mac.īrent: In the studio with me today is Ken Case, CEO of The Omni Group and Dave Messent, OmniFocus Prime Minister. We’re talking about how it’s getting parity with the iOS version. We’re talking about OmniFocus 3 for Mac, which will ship in September. Music!īrent: I’m your host Brent Simmons.
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