Yearly Archives: 2008
Great Excitement
The following tweets are one of reasons why I (despite initial misgivings) really enjoy Twitter. I can’t talk about the actual thing in question until Sunday 28th at the earliest (probably more like Monday). But I’m very excited (as you … Continue reading
TouchCode Wins Best Open Source Project at iPhoneDevCamp
I’m really happy to be able to say that TouchCode won the “Best Open Source Project” at iPhoneDevCamp this weekend. The prize was a gift certificate for an iPhone 3G (a big thank you to Apple Phone Show for sponsoring … Continue reading
TouchCode Loving
I’m at iPhoneDevCamp and am entering all three of my TouchCode libaries (TouchJSON, TouchXML and TouchSQL) into the development contest. This is a great chance for consumers of these three libraries to show their appreciation by voting for them on … Continue reading
Seth’s 2008 PMC Software Auctions
Online friend Seth Dillingham this weekend is “riding across the state of Massachusetts in the PMC, along with about 5500 other riders. Riding the bike for 300 miles is the easy part. The real challenge is meeting my $10,000 goal … Continue reading
iPhoneDevCamp
My former co-worker and good friend Raven Zachary is hosting the second iPhoneDevCamp event in San Francisco this weekend. I’m making the trip out to be there. Should be fun. My contact info is still in place from WWDC.
TouchCode Usage
TouchCode is my iPhone Open Source umbrella project encompassing a bunch of technologies that for various reasons Apple decided not to include with Cocoa Touch. TouchCode is made up of: TouchXML – A document tree XML library with XPath support … Continue reading
How I got started programming
Anne at random non sequitur tagged me to write up a “How I got started programming” blog post. I don’t normally do this kind of thing, but I was very flattered to be included in her list of bloggers tagged … Continue reading
WWDC 08
Off to WWDC in a few hours. I’ve updated my contact page with my mobile phone number in case anyone wants to get ahold of me directly. I’m going to try attending most of the events conveniently compiled here by … Continue reading
