All encompassing Workflow/theme website?

[vinh291]

Hey everyone I was looking around to fill my workflow list from a fresh start up and I found it very difficult to find a good list of useful workflows that I can browse and download what I wanted. Its pretty time consuming going through the forums and going through each thread to find anything.

 

Do you guys have any suggestions on this?

 

I honestly feel like creating a simple website that would have a list of a bunch of workflows and themes for people to browse through and download. Developers could submit their workflows and users could request workflows. etc etc.

 

Thoughts?

[jdfwarrior]

Hey everyone I was looking around to fill my workflow list from a fresh start up and I found it very difficult to find a good list of useful workflows that I can browse and download what I wanted. Its pretty time consuming going through the forums and going through each thread to find anything.

 

Do you guys have any suggestions on this?

 

I honestly feel like creating a simple website that would have a list of a bunch of workflows and themes for people to browse through and download. Developers could submit their workflows and users could request workflows. etc etc.

 

Thoughts?

 

There is already one site, and another one in the works. alfredworkflow.com was created the other day. It isn't one run by use (the Alfred team). There have also been roundups on several blogs (including the recent one by Cult of Mac on Friday) that outlines some of the more popular/favorite workflows. Don Southard (@binaryghost) also did a writeup on Alfred when it released and I believe he included a little roundup of popular ones as well. It's available on MacStories

[vinh291]

There is already one site, and another one in the works. alfredworkflow.com was created the other day. It isn't one run by use (the Alfred team). There have also been roundups on several blogs (including the recent one by Cult of Mac on Friday) that outlines some of the more popular/favorite workflows. Don Southard (@binaryghost) also did a writeup on Alfred when it released and I believe he included a little roundup of popular ones as well. It's available on MacStories

 

Perfect. thanks!