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Theocacao: “The video from the UI Design Essentials talk at last month’s CocoaHeads Silicon Valley, is now available, along with the Debugging with Xcode talk by Joar Wingfors.”
Read CocoaHeads videos (Links)
Tapedeck 1.0 “is a powerful and fun new audio recorder for Mac OS X Leopard. It’s just like your old analog tape recorder, only better. A lot better.” It looks very cool.
Read TapeDeck 1.0 (Links)
AisleOne: “Version 2.0 features a design very similar to this blog, extending the visual experience of the site into your RSS reader. It’s simple, clean and easy to read.”
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Peter Bright, Ars Technica: “Although XP itself was essentially unchanged, Microsoft did try to produce a modern, appealing platform for future development. That platform was, of course, .NET...”
Read A Windows user’s conversion to Mac OS X — Part II (Links)
CIMFG: “They will only be run for WWDC so they are limited edition!” (In your heart you know you want one. ;)
Read Cocoa Is My Girlfriend T-shirts (Links)
Rhonabwy: “As of yesterday, I might have a new tactic. Uli Kusterer has put up a ‘Learning C on the Macintosh’ tutorial site called Masters of the Void.”
Read Learning to program for the iPhone (Links)
Tim Bray: “Near as I can tell, we’re simultaneously at inflection points in programming languages and databases and network programming and processor architectures and Web development and IT business models and desktop environments.”
Read Multi-Inflection-Point Alert (Links)
Second Gear: “Built on top of the same data engine as Apple’s iCal and Mail programs, Today lets you quickly see what events and tasks are on today’s agenda with the click of a button.”
Read Today 1.0 (Links)
Dan Wood: “It would be much more useful if application-specific spin reports could be put into a user’s home directory, and made readable to that user. Then, third-party developers could cobble together a mechanism for reporting a hang, just like many of us do for crash reports.”
Read Developers need to get Spin Dumps as well as Crash Dumps (Links)
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