I wasn’t all that familiar with Sproutcore, Apple’s JavaScript framework prior to reading this article, but after thinking the arguments over, I think Apple has been flanking the other players in the application marketplace (both online and desktop) for a…
Category Archives OS X
SproutCore: Apple’s Flanking Move?
6/16/2008 – 10:46 am
Cake on OS X with Headdress
10/29/2007 – 10:10 am
As I’ve been testing CakePHP I’ve run into an odd issue on my local OS X development environment. I couldn’t get the system configured to properly render the site I was building. It didn’t even show the default documentation properly -…
A Reminder - QuickSilver Style
9/14/2007 – 10:09 am
So, I ran across a little QuickSilver tip which may be old news for the QS power users, but was new to me: QuickSilver is a a great timer for reminders. So, say you need to call someone in 30 minutes,…
My OS X Software Setup
5/22/2007 – 12:30 pm
It’s been about 13 months since I detailed various OS X apps and software packages that had caught my eye as I transitioned from Windows to OS X, so I believe it is time to review that list and expand upon…
Pandora on My Box
2/10/2007 – 10:00 am
I’ve finally decided to give the Pandora music recommendation service a try and enjoying it thoroughly. The system is built upon the Music Genome Project, which assembled “literally hundreds of musical attributes or “genes” into a very large Music Genome… [capturing] the…
Adium 1.0 Takes Off
2/3/2007 – 10:24 am
Adium, my favorite instant messaging application for OS X has released version 1.0! I’ve been using the 0.x versions of the app for quite a while now, and each release has been a marked improvement over the last. This latest…
Mmmm….iPhone
1/9/2007 – 2:33 pm
Images snagged from Apple
Just announced at Macworld: The Apple iPhone
iPhone combines three products — a revolutionary mobile phone, a widescreen iPod with touch controls, and a breakthrough Internet communications device with desktop-class email, web browsing, maps, and searching — into one small…
Textmate Cheat Sheet Desktop
1/6/2007 – 11:42 am
Wishingline has provided a handy desktop background (updated) that displays common TextMate commands. Like several other handy cheat sheets, the goal is to make it easy to look up oft-used shortcuts and snippets, improving development efficiency and knowledge of how the app…
Yummy
1/2/2007 – 9:41 pm
I don’t know what it is about the Mac, but I actually get excited about software again. I’m not talking about the big packages like Adobe’s Creative Suite or games, which I loved on the PC. I mean the smaller…
Experimentin’ with Mail
11/22/2006 – 11:25 am
Let’s get down to it, I like Thunderbird, having used it since it’s early beta period, but my will has been overcome by the siren song of Apple’s Mail.app. The loudest and clearest voice in the chorus emanates from Hawk…