SkitchCasting was so 2008

After reading my post on how we’re using Skitch at Planet Argon for adding some life to bug submissions and feedback, Ana Nelson came up with an ingenious idea for taking a collection of Skitch images and creating a slideshow an alternative to screencasts.

::: thumbnail ana
screencasts
Uploaded with Skitch!{style=”font-family: Lucida Grande, Trebuchet, sans-serif, Helvetica, Arial; font-size: 10px; color: #808080”} :::

In her post, Screencasts are so 2005, Ana walks you through her process of finding a useful slideshow tool for her Skitch slideshow.

I’ll take this a step further and call this… SkitchCasting! ;-)

It’s really great to see that people are finding all sorts of uses for Skitch.

For more information on Skitch, visit http://plasq.com/skitch or read my post, Skitch… my favorite desktop application of 2007?

For more examples on how our team is using Skitch… here are a few recent blog posts by my colleagues where Skitch was used.

  • [The Sign In
Metaphor](http://allisbe.com/2007/12/13/the-sign-in-metaphor), by
[Allison Beckwith](http://allisbe.com)
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-   [Google vs
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Yahoo](http://andy.delcambre.com/2007/12/17/google-vs-yahoo), by
[Andy Delcambre](http://andy.delcambre.com)
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-   [Google Street View for Portland,
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Oregon](http://blog.planetargon.com/2007/10/10/google-street-view-for-portland-oregon)
on the [Planet Argon Blog](http://blog.planetargon.com)

Btw, I still have a few invites left. ;-)

Hi, I'm Robby.

Robby Russell

I run Planet Argon, where we help organizations keep their Ruby on Rails apps maintainable—so they don't have to start over. I created Oh My Zsh to make developers more efficient and host the Maintainable.fm podcast to explore what it takes to build software that lasts.