Apple verwendet Haus-intern wohl eine Applikation namens Radar als Bug-Tracking System. Wie gut das ganze funktioniert kann ich mir als Außenstehender nicht wirklich zusammenreinem, ein Fehler der eigentlich nicht hätte passieren dürfen war der Re-Import des alten Password Bugs in der iPhone Firmware. Nun gut Fehler passieren und eigentlich geht es mir jetzt auch nicht um Radar sondern um ......
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Open Radar : Radar is Apple’s internal bug tracking system. How Apple views Radar and how external third-party developers view Radar causes a bit of a conflict. Apple heavily uses Radar internally. Thousands of Apple employees’ work-days are defined primarily by what’s in their bug queue. Also factor in how Apple is an incredibly secretive organization.......
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Hm… Seems like I’m only posting movies lately. Anyways, here’s another great, inspiring talk from Cabel Sasser , at C4[1] 2007 . Cabel is a co-founder of Panic inc . Panic is well known for it’s Apple software like Transmit and Coda. Best Mac apps ever. If you’re a Mac developer or just interested by Panic, check out the video below!......
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Last weekend -more precisely last Saturday- Mac programmers gathered in Frankfurt for the first Macoun conference. Topics ranged from “Introduction to Objective-C” over “OpenGL ES on the iPhone” to “Objective-C Dispatching”. Was well worth the money. Actually even more a steal at 40 EUR for 12 presentations on 2 tracks. Wifi wasn’t working which was a li......
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UPDATE: Be sure to see Alex’s comment below for his view on this. I am a huge fan of Twitter , regardless of what I say or ever complain about. As a developer of Twitter apps, I want to see it succeed. However, I will sound the warning bell when I see things happen that could detrimentally affect the service. A post on his personal blog today by Twitter’s API Lead, Alex Pay......
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...ccessors which look like what I get out of mogenerator. My questions: Am I being "strongly encouraged" to ^not^ use  mogenerator in a 10.5+ app?  Why? Thanks, Jerry Krinock [1] http://ren tzsch.com/ code/mogen erator_v1. 5   (Be sure to use the  installer, don’t just build the tool.) [2] In "Core Data Programming Guide" > "Managed Object Accessor Methods" http://dev eloper.app le.com/doc umentation /Cocoa/Con ceptual/Co reData/Art icles/cdAc cessorMeth ods.html#/ /apple_ref /doc/uid/T P40002154 [3] This "Well, if you insi...
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I went to C4[2] last month. For the uninitiated, C4[2] is the third (yes we count from zero) conference of its kind, a conference for independent-minded Mac and now iPhone developers, held annually in Chicago, Illinois. It is run by Jonathan “Wolf” rentzsch , who is an independent Mac / WebObjects consultant. It was a great gathering and I look forward to going to C4[3] if......
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So, how is the world’s most popular 64-bit Mac software built?  At the recent Mac-dev C4 conference , Lightroom project lead Troy Gaul presented an inside look at the structure of the application.  Hopefully a recording of his talk will be posted soon to flesh out the details, though I don’t have an ETA for that.......
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Last weekend, several of the Rogue Amoebas were in Chicago for a conference known as C4 . At this conference, a couple hundred developers gather to discuss many aspects of developing software for the Mac (and now, iPhone). It’s a great way to meet other people doing the same sorts of things we are, learn a lot, and have some fun as well. I had a chance to chat with Chuck Joiner o......
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Paul Kafasis of Rogue Amoeba reports in on the C4 Chicago Mac Developer Conference from last week. A limited-attendance event that targets Mac developers of all sizes, C4 featured a who’s who of conference speakers and a variety of opportunities for attendees to interact and learn from each other. Paul talks about who was there, the activities on and off the floor, some of the topics th......
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We’re just back from C4[2] . Fantastic speakers and loads of Mac nerdery made for an amazing weekend trip to Chicago. The most unexpected part of the weekend for us was winning the Sunday contest. Having won Iron Coder Live last year , we weren’t planning on entering again—that is, until we found out about the amazing prize package . If there’s anything you can never ha......
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I’m checked into the hotel in Chicago and resting before C4[2] kicks off this evening. Add me your iChat list, with paul@kupuk.com (AIM). This morning I went on the Chicago First Lady architectural boat cruise, and although I’m not normally the most patient tour attendee, this one held my attention from start to finish. This is my first time in Chicago and I am amaze......
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This weekend I’ll be in Chicago at Jonathan “Wolf” rentzsch’s C4[2] conference. If you’re also going to be there, feel free to stop me and say, “Hi!” (I look like this ). My attendance at C4[2] also means that I will not be answering support emails as quickly as I normally do for the next few days. To get non-sales-related help with TapeDeck o......
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So I’ve put my pet project, Searcher , on Cydia (under Utilities). Searcher is an easy way to search your entire iPhone. SMS, Contacts, Notes, Events, Safari Bookmarks and Safari History are a single tap away. Check out the website for Positron Software to find out more. I will have some more news on OpenClip in the next couple days. I will also be traveling to Chicago for C4......
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BBEdit 9 is out , and it’s a solid upgrade. A recently came across an old BBEdit 4 CD, which Rich Siegel gave me back in the mid 90s when I was helping run the WebEdge Mac web developer conference. Good times! Bare Bones is one of the only "old indies" to make the transition so strongly to Mac OS X. Rich is also speaking at C4 this coming weekend.......
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I wanted to let any potential C4[2] attendees know that I’ll be attending the indie Mac developer conference next week. If anyone would like to get together for drinks or dinner that weekend, shoot me an e-mail and I’ll see about getting something arranged. Likewise, you can keep an eye open for me at the conference. I’d be particularly interested in talking to any develop......
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Objective-C, particularly after it became 2.0, is my favourite language. It’s partly because of the language itself, but I guess mostly because of the libraries. The Cocoa libraries are awesome. For the most part. No software is perfect, and even in Cocoa there are things that could be improved. One thing that continue to trip me up is one of NSDictiona ry’s initialiser methods. De......
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Objective-C (Obj-C) is a nifty little language. It has grown from the ancient patriarch of Computer Science, the C programming language . Like many of C’s children (both legitimate and illegitimate) it has the ability to fall back upon it’s basic C-ness for speed and bare-metal hacking, but has it’s own systems above and beyond primitive C behavior to make lif......
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My friend Jeremy pointed me at this little utility today. genius........
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Inside Macintosh The “ Inside Macintosh � book series, started in 1985, is without doubt a milestone in the modern computing experience, and not just on the Mac. Inside Macintosh was largely a reference to what has today become Carbon. Part of the first volume was what has become the Human Interface Guidelines . The main goal of the HIG was to push applications towards a consistent app......
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Jonathan ‘Wolf’ rentzsch , the well-dressed gent who puts on the C4[1] conference for indie mac developers, has put online all the videos from this past year’s conference . There is some great stuff here, especially Cabel Sasser’s talk about the history of Panic and some of the design challenges he faced as they built Coda. Wil Shipley was in top form as he discussed......
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