This is the last for now in our IFTTT series. Before you go, you may should double check your recipe and make sure the sell by date hasn’t passed. Watch this video to check if your IFTTT recipe is still working… Featured image: “RANCID” by Trip & Queball with PUNK is licenced under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
In this installment in our IFTTT series, we look at ways you can create a new mix by adapting someone else’s IFTTT recipes. This video shows you how to duplicate and edit existing recipes in IFTTT.com… Featured image:”Illustrated 1950 Food Ad, Nestle’s Semi-Sweet Chocolate Bits for Toll House Cookies, Atomic-Era Housewife” by Classic Film is licenced under CC-BY-NC 2.0… Continue reading #96 IFTTT [5/6]: Remember Fanny Craddock?
Now that you’ve got a taste for IFTTT, let’s see if your recipes break new grounds and satisfies other peoples hunger. Have you found a special blend of connected social media channels, saving you oodles of time? Are you prepared to share that juicy morsel with other like minded automatons (in the nicest possible way… Continue reading #92 IFTTT [4/6]: Cook up a storm with IFTTT
This is our third post in the IFTTT series. The IFTTT kitchen is a collaborative one. Take a look at all these different kinds of recipes to get your automation feast started… Featured image: “Chef Elliott Prag” by NGI197 released under CC-BY-2.0
This is the second post in our IFTTT series. In this video we show you that by adding more channels to your IFTTT account you can create more minions to do your bidding. More than 3 wishes are allowed here so you can create a superpower of automation. Featured image: “Octopus” by Jess is licenced… Continue reading #84 IFTTT [2/6]: Many hands make light work…
Do you dread having to issue the same message from multiple social media channels such as Twitter and Facebook? Do you wish that you only had to do this once and then ALL your social media channels would update automatically? IFTTT.com (If This Then That – pronounced ‘ifty’) brings a new meaning to the phrase ‘Domino… Continue reading #69 IFTTT [1/6]: Need a minion? Try IFTTT
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