Evan K. Stone on iOS Development and UX
Gus Mueller of Flying Meat Software offers his opinions on what Apple must do to get iCloud right for developers: The Shape of Everything: How to Know When Apple Finally Gets iCloud Right But how are we going to know Apple has finally fixed iCloud syncing for developers and is really serious this time? And …
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Rather touching interview (edited) with Steve Wozniak about the news regarding Steve Jobs: Wozniak remembers Steve Jobs – The Washington Post
Nice article on Macworld.com Steve Jobs: Making a dent in the universe Thanks, Jason.
Free iPhone Keynote and PowerPoint templates help get you from thought to finish: Mockapp.com has created both Keynote and PowerPoint templates of iPhone UI elements, and has made them available as free downloads. Say you had a dream in the middle of the night about the most awesome iPhone app that, to your surprise, no …
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With all this Dashcode and iPhone web development exploration that I’ve been doing lately, the question of course came up in my mind… what about the iPad?
In experimenting with Dashcode last night using the introductory tutorial provided by Apple, I noticed that in their example, they build a URL dynamically: var dsource = dashcode.getDataSource(“list”); var name = dsource.selection().valueForKey(“name”); document.location = (“http://www.google.com/search?client=googlet&q=” + name); But your first thought when looking at this may be (as was mine), “what if there are spaces …
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Imagine my dismay when I discovered that my Apple Remote had taken a ride through the clothes washer and dryer a couple of weeks ago… As you may imagine, this journey rendered the remote inoperative and useless (albeit totally dry). Additionally, searching on the Apple Store was a bit more depressing since the device is …
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