Try it out! http://finalcutassistant.com
This web app combines HTML, CSS and JavaScript to create an interactive reference guide. Here's how it works:
We start with a large JavaScript object that contains all the shortcuts. These are organized by categories, with each shortcut having a command name and its keyboard combination. All of this data lives in the JavaScript code.
When someone types in the search box, JavaScript listens for each keystroke. It immediately searches through all the shortcuts, looking for matches in the command names. As you type, it filters the results in real-time, showing only the matching shortcuts.
All shortcuts are organized into collapsible categories. When you click a category, JavaScript toggles its visibility, expanding or collapsing the section. This makes it easy to browse through related shortcuts.
The app works without any external dependencies - it doesn't need to load anything else or connect to any databases. This makes it fast and reliable.
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It has been a while, but we are back in 2024 with an update to 2023
The Final Cut Pro ecosystem has changed. There are now huge libraries that can be accessed with a monthly subscription. There are plugin writers that are systematically working through other developer's products making
Hopefully this short blog will answer a few queries about the life and eventual closure of the best Final Cut Pro website.
The site ran for over 12 years, it started before Final Cut Pro X was released and surfed the wave of creation, innovation and finally in the latter years, frustration.