Dobbs Code Talk – Computer Programming: Art, Science, or Both?: If the question is “Is programming an art or science?”, then the follow up question is “Are programmers artists or scientists?” Off the top of my head, I can think of lots of people who fit both bills–musicians like Al Stevens, Herb Schildt, and Charlie Cocchiaro, and artists like Erik Demaine all come to mind. Rather than fret over the.. Read More
iPodNN | Google aims to have native iPhone apps at launch
iPodNN | Google aims to have native iPhone apps at launch: Google intends to be early with the development of native iPhone 2.0 applications, according to the company’s vice president of engineering. “We expect to have applications at Day One,” says Vic Gundotra, in reference to June’s expected launch of the App Store and the iPhone 2.0 firmware. Although Gundotra refuses to comment on the details of particular software, he.. Read More
The Omni Mouth » OmniFocus Sync: It’s ALIVE
Yay! I’ve been using OmniFocus for about a month or two now, and this is one point that stands out like something that stands out a lot. I’m curious what the other pref pane tab is — right between “General” and “Data”. You Omni guys are sneaky. The Omni Mouth » OmniFocus Sync: It’s ALIVE: Here’s a shot of the prefs pane from the alpha build of OmniFocus that is,.. Read More
Hello world (from MacJournal).
MacJournal’s on sale, so I downloaded the trial to see if I like it. It apparently supports blog posting, so I’m going to post from within it.
Your development iPhone will self-destruct in: 4, 3, 2…. – iPhone Atlas
Ouch. iPhone Atlas – iPhone guides, help, applications, news and more, updated daily.: Posted 21 March 2008 @ 2pm in Development, News With coders now being accepted into Apple’s iPhone Developer program and receiving the OS 1.2 beta software, we’re learning a lot — and it’s not all pretty. As previously reported, Apple’s documentation states: “Once you install the pre-release iPhone OS on your device, such device may only be.. Read More