ProTip of the day – if you are adding a new target to a project in Xcode, and you want to duplicate a target (say an application target and you want to add a library target), you can’t.
It’s not supported currently in Xcode 3.2 on Snow Leopard. Your best bet is to start from [...]
My friend Buzz Anderson’s Twitter application Birdfeed was released this afternoon by Apple.
I’ve had the great fortune of being able to help test this the past few months, and even with all the other great iPhone Twitter clients out there, I keep going back to using his.
Best Twitter so far on Birdfeed?
@erikprice: Birdfeed [...]
I mentioned a few posts ago that I’ve been busy. With what you ask?
• Being a father to a wonder 10 month old daughter.
• Exploring iPhone development
Yes, that can take up a ton of time.. well, all my free time.
Embrace the Constraints « carpeaqua
A great blog post by Justin on thinking about what your next application needs, but also what it doesn’t need. Worth the read.
On the state of computing
(Via Ranchero.)
Brent makes some great points on Steven’s essay, both worth the read.
I often think similar things about the state of development software these days.. Xcode and Interface Builder, while great, still aren’t as far as I was hoping we’d be by now.
When I try to help young [...]
I’ve been writing a LOT of code these days.. it’s great actually, I have loads of responsibly and freedom.. and a paycheck, which is good in this depression.
I just ran across this wiki about the Newton 2010 date problem (Props to StevenF) – after 18:48:31 on January 5, 2010 a NewtonScript int variable overflows, and [...]
Untitled Document Syndrome
The key in Gruber’s argument is this:
And those of you who object to these generalizations — those of you shaking your heads and saying to yourselves, No, I very much do want to specify by hand the file name and location in the hierarchical directory structure for every bit of data on my system — [...]
FriendDA
(Via Rands In Repose.)
A must read if you have great ideas and you want to share them with friends…
Slow-growing trees
(Via Manton Reece.)
If you procrastinate forever, just because you won’t see results anytime soon, you’ll find yourself looking back 10 years later and wishing if only I had just planted that tree / started that new software project, it would have been done by now.
In other words, don’t let the weight of potential work [...]
I’ve officially been indie since the end of April and have had varying degrees of success. …
(Via carpeaqua.)
Well well worth the read…
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