TouchCode is mostly a labour of love. I wrote most of the code because it was useful to me at the time I wrote it, or for a forthcoming project. I choose to release it under the an Open Source license because the community as a whole benefits.
I would like to continue improving and adding [...]
Tags:iPhone·iphone development·Open Source·touchcode
A quick teaser for TouchMap. I’m hoping to release this on TouchCode later today.
TouchMap.mov
Tags:Cocoa·iPhone·Open Source·touchcode·TouchMap
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 this award). Very awesome.
While it was really gratifying to be recognised by the judges of [...]
Tags:iPhone·iPhoneDevCamp·Open Source·touchcode
I don’t need to say too much about the iPhone and the newly released SDK. I have however created a Google source code repository for iPhone/Cocoa Touch related projects.
So far I’ve added three projects to the repository:
TouchXML: A Foundation NSXML style API for parsing XML files (based on libxml2) TouchSQL: Yet another library for talking to [...]
Tags:iPhone·nu·Open Source·sqlite·touchcode·touchxml
I’ve written an Automator action that allows you to write python scripts directly inside your Automator workflow.
“Run Python Script” Automator action (catchy title) is written using Python and PyObjC (now built-in to Mac OS X 10.5). Apple already provides “Run AppleScript” and “Run Shell Script” actions with Automator which give Automator a high degree of [...]