Build an iPhone game in 30 days
Posted in Cocoa, Objective-C, iPhone on Sep 24th, 2008
Might be worth following..
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Posted in Cocoa, Objective-C on Aug 4th, 2008
Update: ugh! There were some bugs that escaped beta so I’ve decided to pull back this release and do some more testing. A download of the previous version is available on the site if you wish to rollback (your old data will still be intact). If you want to join the beta program, then contact [...]
Reminder: Sydney Cocoa Users Group
Posted in Objective-C, Uncategorized on Jul 29th, 2008
Just a quick reminder that the Sydney Cocoa Users Group meeting is happening this week: When: Thu July 31st, 7:30PM Where: James Squire Brewhouse, Darling Harbour. There’s a new, rather tasty, seasonal beer on tap: “Pepperberry” – I hope to sink a few pints with some of you there!
First iPhone app
Posted in Cocoa, General, Objective-C on Jul 27th, 2008
I just submitted my first iPhone app to the App Store – it’s called “Conversion” and is a simple unit converter (exciting stuff, I know). Now we play the waiting game to see if it’ll be accepted… (Jason: I believe you now owe me a chicken dinner)
Cocoa Developers in Sydney?
Posted in Objective-C on May 21st, 2008
Hey folks, In preparation for another Sydney Cocoa Developers meetup, I’m trying to build a list of Cocoa Developers/Companies that have any kind of presence here in Sydney. So far, it’s pretty dismal: Realmac Software The Little App Factory Coriolis Me! Aaron If you are a company or individual developing Cocoa applications, could you leave [...]
Mogenator
Posted in Cocoa, General, Objective-C on May 14th, 2008
My friend Jeremy pointed me at this little utility today. genius..
1337 Again
Posted in Objective-C, Uncategorized on Apr 1st, 2008
Is NNW trying to tell me something (other than I have way too many RSS articles to digest)? Could this year be the year I have some success with Cocoa Dev?
ObjectLibrary
Posted in General, Objective-C on Dec 10th, 2007
Re-usable Cocoa classes that can be mixed, matched, and dropped fairly easily into existing Cocoa projects to add useful functionality. Â Link.
Cocoa Dev Central redesigned
Posted in Cocoa, General, Objective-C, Uncategorized on Dec 10th, 2007
I’ve just noticed that Scott has finished his redesign of Cocoa Dev Central, and it’s looking pretty sharp. Judge for yourself.
Sparkle
Posted in General, Objective-C on Dec 10th, 2007
Sparkle is a module that developers can stick in their Cocoa applications to get instant self-update functionality. Your app will be able to update itself, not just check for new versions: it’ll read the update information from an appcast on your server, download, extract, install, restart, and even offer to show the users release notes [...]