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Iron Coder – Progress Report 2

Second and final progress report. I’ve uploaded my entry to the ftp site almost an hour before the deadline is up. I spent 3 or so hours last night playing with code from nehe to make an animated string of … Continue reading

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The first rule…

The first rule of #macsb iron coder contest is – you do not talk about #macsb iron coder contest.

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Cocoa, JSON & Turbogears

This post discusses how to use Cocoa to communicate with Turbogears powered web-applications. The post is a follow up to my previous post that introduced my JSON Cocoa serialisation code. The example Turbogears and Cocoa project is available from JSONTest.zip … Continue reading

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Lovin’ for WebnoteHappy Lite

Luis has posted 1.0 of WebnoteHappy Lite. This is a really easy to use bookmark manager for Mac OS X. I’ve got way too many bookmarks in too many programs and WebNoteHappy can easily kick them into shape (getting rid … Continue reading

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A Fistful of Yojimbos

Everyone has been posting about how cool Bare Bone’s new Yojimbo application is. But so far no one has mentioned what a really freaking cool name it has.

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Us vs Them

I don’t editorialise very often if at all. Mainly because I’m not egotistic enough to think anybody really cares about another random blogger writing a bunch of opinionated crap. However the storm in a teacup that is brewing over the … Continue reading

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PowerMac Quad G5 Review

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Another quick subversion script. This Python script automatically scans through a ‘ status’ report and automatically removes missing files and adds new files to your subversion repository. Of course you’ll need to commit the changes (or revert back if you … Continue reading

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Here’s your Media Browser right here

Both Dan Wood and Mike Zornek are missing the point when they claim that Apple needs to provide a publicly accessible API for browsing iApp (iTunes, iPhoto, etc) media files. Apple already provides us with such an API: Spotlight. Creating … Continue reading

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Lisp Metadata Importer

John Wiseman at Lemonodor is working on a Lisp Metadata Importer plugin for Spotlight that processes Lisp source files and extracts the goodness for you to search for in Spotlight. If you’re a Lisp programmer on Mac OS X then … Continue reading

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