Category Archives: Podcasts
iPhone Review
I’ve had my iPhone for about 3 weeks now and I talk discuss the pros/cons and overall thoughts on the phone. I also take a look at Installer.app for hacking the phone and share what’s new in the v1.1.1 update released this week and what is missing from the update [...]
Continue reading...iLife 08 Review
I discuss what I deem to be important changes made to the iLife suit with this release, mainly focusing on the redesigned iMovie and updates to iPhoto as well. Music this week is “Teenagers” by My Chemical Romance.
Continue reading...Appfresh Review
AppFresh is a new application available that lets you easily keep track of the updates available for all your applications on your Mac. Nice interface and it integrates with IUseThis.com too! Features will certainly be added as it’s still in development, but very promising and useful little app all the [...]
Continue reading...Joost Review
Joost is a new application for Mac and PC that allows you to watch the TV programs you want, the way you want it, on your computer. With a super cool interface and instant playback, the Joost beta shows amazing potential for taking it’s place as my TV solution. Listen [...]
Continue reading...Windows On Your Mac
I’ve been asked to compare some features found in the three popular solutions for running Windows on a Mac, so here is that episode. Boot Camp is Apple’s own implementation allowing you to either use your computer as a Mac, or turn it off and restart and use it as [...]
Continue reading...Coda Review
In this episode I take a look at Coda, the new integrated web development application created by Panic Software. Coda was created as an application to help web developers streamline their workflow by letting you edit and preview CSS and text files, search documenation, and manage file revisions with a [...]
Continue reading...Cleaning Up Your Mac
In this episode I discuss three applications that will allow you to take back control of your Mac and clean house. AppZapper and CleanApp will both help remove installed applications and CleanApp takes it several steps farther by running maintenance scripts and more. OnyX is designed for maintenance and tweaking [...]
Continue reading...RapidWeaver 3.5 Review
RapidWeaver is a website creation and management application designed exclusively for the Mac. It has been around far longer than the current competitors, iWeb and Sandvox, and is an elegant and fun way to start a website. RapidWeaver gives you the power to blog, podcast, share photos, movies, and files, [...]
Continue reading...Schoolhouse 2 and Journler 2.5 Reviews
I have reviewed both of these applications in the past. However, both of these apps deserve a second look because the feature set has changed so much. In the case of Schoolhouse, the app went from being adequate to a full-fledged class management application that I cannot function without. Journler [...]
Continue reading...SmartBackup Review
SmartBackup is by far the best backup solution I’ve found for normal backups. The software is a lot like syncing your iPod. The first time you sync your backup, it will take awhile to put everything in the backup. However, subsequent backups take very little time and yet you always [...]
Continue reading...- @ShowKitSDK Neat idea, love RubyMotion support. Your logo on the site could be retina remade tho, stands out on 4S when the rest is so crisp
- @jamonholmgren @mattgreenrocks @HipChat Native Mac app is much better, even if it is a beta. Definitely get it.
- @jamonholmgren @HipChat Use it at one of my clients, love the new native Mac & iOS app. Integrates great with JIRA & bamboo.
- RT @iconoclastlabs: Wrote a short post on how to create Templates in @RubyMotion 2.0! Hope it helps others :) http://t.co/NJVXmKd2Dl
- @frankkany I've used it in a few apps now and contributed quite a bit, highly recommend this gem! Check out my gems on github if u r into RM
- @mattgreenrocks @RubyMotion Use BubbleWrap to eliminate UIApplication calls, refactor AppDelegate CD methods to store SQLite in correct loc
- @mattgreenrocks @RubyMotion Used nitron for several projects, but it's stale. Want to add tests, and needed Mac OSX support :)
- @RubyMotion Check out my CoreData gem improved upon from @mattgreenrocks's Nitron implementation, https://t.co/AaDGiZlV6q
- @dancounsell Always been a RealMac fan and have great Rails & iOS dev experience. Would you guys be up for a remote engineer in the USA?
- RT @dancounsell: Hot on the heals of our @analogcamera announcement, comes a new Clear update for iOS & Mac - http://t.co/Nnd4PtHRyi