I am happy to announce the availability of my latest project, SprintApp! SprintApp takes an agile approach to project managment, bringing an intuitive and focused set of features allowing your team to work more efficiently and smarter. Project management and time tracking should be easy. SprintApp is simple to use [...]
Continue reading...TipCounter is finally available for sale in iTunes for iPhone & iPod Touch! Catering specifically to bartenders & servers, TipCounter makes it a breeze to keep track of your tips during shifts and see just how much money you’re bringing home. Tip Counter is the easiest way to keep track [...]
Continue reading...I’d like to introduce my first open source project, entitled PharosPHP. PharosPHP is a lightweight Object-Oriented framework aimed at providing common and useful functionality to developers, in order to create powerful and flexible applications quickly. Overview I create custom web applications for a living and found myself needing a common [...]
Continue reading...I recently wrote about BitBQ’s acquisition of LittleSnapper for iPhone, now Cinder, that was originally developed by Realmac software. Being a very light LittleSnapper user myself, I was interested in who had taken interest in the application and wanted to get to know Patrick just a little better. He agreed to answer [...]
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MacHeist is know for giving consumers a great deal on awesome Mac software. The NanoBundle 2 is a collection of 7 great Mac applications, valued at over $260 separately, for just $19.95! Now’s your chance to get great Mac applications, such as: MacJournal ($39.95) MacJournal is the perfect app for [...]
Continue reading...Today Apple introduced the newest product, the Apple iPad. The age of the Apple tablet has arrived. 9.7″ multi-touch display and 0.5″ thick. 10 hour battery life. Apple designed and produced A4 processor. 16, 32 or 64GB of flash memory. Wifi. Bluetooth. Runs most existing iPhone and iPod Touch applications. [...]
Continue reading...The need to quickly add my application to a user’s Dock arose while working on a project for a client a few months back. I was intrigued by the code (first encounter with NSAppleScript as the big one) and took some time to sit down and refine what I had [...]
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