iFreete

iFreete is an application that allows the user to see the freeware applications available for MacOSX. iFreete also checks the free applications that the user has installed and shows which ones need to be updated. I think this is quite cute and could have potential, once it is expanded to include any application.

• Skins - the application supports Skins for the toolbar. I assume that these are just a set of other icons;

Supported MicroContent Type(s): Product Descriptions, Reviews •
Rating: 18 out of 90 points with checklist version 1.4 • Developer: Eagle of Liberty • Version: 2.2.1 •

Checklist:

• MicroContent (4/10) - to what degree does the client support MicroContent Items?
  
  • Structure - YES, the description of a software application;
  • Multiplicity - NO;
  • Flexibility - NO;
  • MicroWeb - YES, links to files, screenshots and user comments;
  • Pick-list fields - NO;
  • Merged - NO;
  • Title - YES, the application title;
  • Description - YES, and also comments;
  • Tags - NO, although applications have been assigned to categories;
  • Rating - NO, although there are iFreete and user community ratings;
  
  
• Interface (3/10) - does the client have the characteristic layout?
  
  • View-pane - YES, at the right. This pane changes to an Items-pane when one selects the List Your Applications;;
  • View-pane Styles - NO;
  • View-pane Window - NO;
  • Items-pane - YES, on the left.;
  • Items-pane Views - NO;
  • Items-pane Sorting - NO;
  • Items-pane Fields - NO;
  • Lists-pane - YES, on the left. One List Your Applications and one Freeware of the month (just one app);
  • Browser-pane - NO;
  • Pane layout change - NO;
  
  
• Item functions (2/10)
  
  • View - YES;
  • Create - NO, although one can submit Freeware apps;
  • Edit - NO;
  • Mark - NO;
  • Search - NO, there is a search but not field specific;
  • Access Control - NO;
  • Duplicate Control - NO;
  • Delete - NO;
  • Persistence - NO;
  • Downloading - YES, one can update the list of freeware apps;
  
  
• List functions (4/17)
  
  • Local Lists - YES, one List Your Applications;
  • Connected Lists - NO;
  • Shared Lists - NO;
  • Remote Lists - YES, all the apps Items are downloaded;
  • Handpicked Lists - NO;
  • Smart Lists - YES, one could call Your Applications smart;
  • Recommendation Lists - NO;
  • List Metadata - NO;
  • Statistics - NO;
  • Directory - NO;
  • Add - NO, although by installing another freeware app, one adds one;
  • Edit - NO;
  • Remove - NO;
  • Show - NO;
  • Backup/revert - NO;
  • Refresh - YES;
  • Delete - NO;
  
  
• Group functions (0/9)
  
  • Unlimited Depth - NO;
  • Local Groups - NO;
  • Connected Groups - NO;
  • Shared Groups - NO;
  • Remote Groups - NO;
  • Handpicked Groups - NO;
  • Smart Groups - NO;
  • Recommendation Groups - NO;
  • Directory - NO;
  • Add - NO;
  • Edit - NO;
  • Delete - NO;
  
  
• Import (0/6) - does the client allow for importing Items?
  
  • Classic - NO;
  • Standards - NO;
  • Proprietary - NO;
  • Applications - NO;
  • Bookmarklet - NO;
  • Drag&drop - NO;
  
  
• Export (0/14) - does the client allow for exporting Items?
  
  • Classic - NO;
  • Standard - NO;
  • Proprietary - NO;
  • HTML - NO;
  • Print - NO;
  • Feeds - NO;
  • Local - NO;
  • Connected - NO;
  • Shared - NO;
  • Remote: .Mac - NO;
  • Remote: FTP - NO;
  • Remote: RPC - NO;
  • Drag&drop - NO;
  • Application - NO;
  
  
• MacOSX (5/15) - is the client a good MacOSX application?
  
  • Look&Feel - YES;
  • Menu - YES;
  • Toolbar - YES, but the user can not add, etc;
  • Alt-click - NO;
  • Ctrl-click - YES;
  • Drag&drop - NO;
  • Services - NO;
  • Dock - NO;
  • Spotlight - NO;
  • Dashboard - NO;
  • AppleScript - NO;
  • Framework - NO;
  • Menu bar - NO;
  • Plug-ins - NO;
  • Language - YES, French and English;