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Bodega: Your corner store for apps
Some applications, or even some ideas, just make you want to write about them. They make you grab that (virtual) pencil and put down your opinion for the world to read. Bodega is one such application. The team responsible for this new product (IDFusion Software and Centrix.ca) aims to solve one of the ancient problems of the Mac users developers community: application search and distribution.
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Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - August 5, 2009
Explore the Deep, and you may find multiball. Explore the River, and you may find a free iPhone 3G. On the Mac, Skype and Screen both get capped.
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Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - June 24-25, 2009
Well, we miss a day, and look what happens. Bombarded with Mac updates. There’s so much Mac software on display in here that it’d make the fellows at CompUSA blush if they weren’t mostly out of business.
WWDC: Evolution of a revolution part 2 - Mac OS X v10.6 (“Snow Leopard”)
The excitement continues to build for tomorrow’s WWDC keynote and the developer announcements that are sure to follow. Yesterday, we took a look at what to expect from iPhone OS 3.0, as well as at Apple’s strategy for rolling out updates and why they include (or, more importantly, don’t include)… Continue Reading »
WWDC: Evolution of a revolution part 1 - iPhone OS 3.0
As I’m sure you’ve heard, Apple’s World Wide Developer’s Conference (WWDC) kicks off on Monday, and expectations are very high. Swirling around the web are lots of WWDC rumors guessing what Apple will do and anticipating with excitement the possible hardware announcement, but I want to spend a little time… Continue Reading »
Apple accepting entries for Apple Design Awards 2009
Think you’ve got the best iPhone app out there? Best Mac OS X program? Well, if you’re an Apple Developer Connection (ADC) member or registered iPhone developer, from now through May 4th you can now submit your app for consideration in the Apple Design Awards 2009. The “best designed applications”… Continue Reading »
Apple’s WWDC event has a date set
Each year, Apple holds an event for developers of Mac OS X and the iPhone OS. This event—The World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC)—is held in the summer months, and Apple have set the dates for this year’s conference as 8th - 12th June 2009. A lot of the event means… Continue Reading »
MacHeist Software Bundle is on sale: $900 of software for $39
As I am writing this, the MacHeist 3 Bundle is about to be revealed. Last year, many were disappointed with the MacHeist bundle, as it had many apps that had been seen in the previous year, and no really spectacular app. This year, that was acknowledged, and a much better… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews AppleScript 1-2-3 by Sal Soghoian
It’s been called the “Chinese Democracy” of the Apple community by Andy Ihnatko. The book that we all knew Sal Soghoian, Apple’s product manager for AppleScript, would someday write, though we waited and waited. Well, that day has come, and thankfully it doesn’t share a whole lot more in common… Continue Reading »
Cornerstone: When working with Subversion becomes a joyful task
Have you ever had that impulse on jumping to that new trend that everyone’s talking about, but you get yourself lost when you try to approach it? It’s happened to me a few times since I began getting interested in technology and software applications in general. Sometimes that new tool… Continue Reading »
Developing for the iPhone - Chapter One: The Big Bang
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When it comes to developing for the iPhone, there’s no dramatic change in comparison to any other software development project. Aside from the technical aspects of programming for a mobile device, general guidelines have to be followed in order to achieve the highest chance of success. This is the first… Continue Reading »
Managing the client side of collaborative work with Subversion
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In a previous post, I wrote a little bit about the activities involved in the management of collaborative work using Subversion. That post was completely server-side oriented. Now, I’d like to address the other side of the coin, the client side of Subversion. I’ll be describing the most common activities… Continue Reading »
Managing the server side of collaborative work with Subversion
Nowadays, every experienced company or group of people dedicated to software development knows there are a lot of variables to handle when you work on a project from a collaborative point of view. The project leader has to handle every detail regarding time, costs, human resources, deadlines and quality of… Continue Reading »
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Black Friday 2009
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iPhone Apps. They were great when the App Store was first announced and we could all pick and chose what we wanted, but the number is now overwhelming. Here at Appletell, we'll detail the great iPhone apps we find, and steer you clear from those that aren't worth it even if they're free.
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As Apple turns the iPhone into one of the most popular gaming devices, the staff of Appletell--gamers and Apple fans alike--are here to help you get the most entertainment value out of your app store purchases.
