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Dash 3 - API Docs & Snippets. Integrates with Xcode, Alfred, TextWrangler and many more. at Mac App Store analyse
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| USA | free |
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All reviews →immediate assistance from developer
Had a problem on first attempts to install. Developer got on it ASAP - Dash 3 is not that major an upgrade, so it might not be worth the inApp purchase, but it works really well and I had great results from dash 2. This deserves 5 STARS but developer should consider the expectations he is setting for users in demanding fees often through inApp purchases or other tie-in purchases.
Incredibly greedy developer
Judging from the way this developer does business we can expect version 4 to come out in a few months and cost another $10. It’s a shame because this is a wonderful app ruined by a shady developer.
Great app
There really aren’t enough great things to say about this app. It’s really put together well. My only complaint is that it was far too soon between me buying the app and having to buy it again. The developer should really space out the paid upgrades more — a lot more.
Upgrade Issue
I’m a little confused. I have Dash 2 and paid for it and it has been amazing. I downloaded Dash 3 and been trying to restore the purchase and I’m getting an error. Can I restore the purchase od Dash 2 to Dash 3 or do I need to purchase it again for Dash 3?
Definitely worth it
I understand why some people are upset about the paid upgrade for Dash 3 when there aren’t that many new features, but I still think it’s a great deal. I use this app all the time and it is incredibly useful. The developer is responsive and frequently released new features for Dash 2. I view this upgrade as investing in the apps further development. Sure, it doesn’t have many improvements over Dash 2 yet, but it will receive feature updates in the future that makes it worth paying for now. Why wait until the developer is finished with every new feature before releasing the new version? Isn’t it better to get each improvement as it is released rather than waiting to release them all in a single big update? All of that being said, the app could use some improvements. I think the UI and UX needs some love. In particular, the tabs are ugly and don’t have the normal functionality that tabs do in browsers (you can’t reopen closed tabs, for example). Additionally, the snippets functionality could be more robust which the new SnippetsLab app has demonstrated. However, the app is still a total deal at just $10 and I am confident it will continue to receive updates and great new features.
completely worth it
I rely on this tool, because I need to quickly get at the information required to restart a system or troubleshoot a problem on a production server. If I learn to use the snippets feature, I bet I would be much faster. But this works very well. Its very inexpensive. Real software costs money folks. You try feeding your hungry kids C, Java, or Perl. To be honest, this is where Apple did a diservice….this whole five dollar economy for software rarely produces anything good. This is a great tool, and a counter-example to the norm on the Apple Store.
An integral part of my workday
Dash is one of the most heavily used tools in my arsenal. Having docs at my fingertips, online or offline is a game changer. This is worth easily four times what the developer charges for it. For the few other reviewers who feel “cheated” or that it’s not worth the price you’d do well take a look in the mirror at what you do and compare it to the obvious care the author put into this and reassess your judgements.