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*** iPhoneDevCentral.org *** This an an update to my Ball And Cup Shuffle which I should have posted weeks ago. Visit iPhoneDevCentral.org for iphone SDK video tutorials. Author: LeopardDevX Keywords: iPhone SDK LeopardDevX iPhoneDevCentral Nitrex88 mac programming xcode ipod touch objective-C Added: June 22, 2008

Author: NateR Added: Fri, 16 May 2008 00:19:32 -0800 Duration: 487In this tutorial I'll show you how to implement an IKImageBrowserView, which gives you the functionality of Zoom, Drag/Drop, (Multiple)Selection, Reordering and Deletion. We'll go through laying out and connecting the interface in this video, and you can download the code and have a look for yourself from my site. The code isn't reviewed here because there is just so much of it--I felt reviewing it all would be far too boring. If you have any questions feel free to ask. http://idisk.mac.com/nateroney-Public?view=web

Author: NateR Added: Fri, 16 May 2008 00:19:32 -0800 Duration: 487In this tutorial I'll show you how to implement an IKImageBrowserView, which gives you the functionality of Zoom, Drag/Drop, (Multiple)Selection, Reordering and Deletion. We'll go through laying out and connecting the interface in this video, and you can download the code and have a look for yourself from my site. The code isn't reviewed here because there is just so much of it--I felt reviewing it all would be far too boring. If you have any questions feel free to ask. http://idisk.mac.com/nateroney-Public?view=web

Author: NateR Added: Wed, 14 May 2008 00:16:18 -0800 Duration: 552In this tutorial, I'll show you how to implement a reusable NSTableView setup with KVC. KVC will facilitate simplicity when adding new data to the table view, and makes for much cleaner and reusable code. The code for this tutorial can be found here: http://idisk.mac.com/nateroney-Public?view=web

Author: Katocan Added: Fri, 18 Apr 2008 10:49:35 -0800 Duration: 198A video tutorial showing the basics of cocoa/objective c and how to get the value of a slider.

Author: Katocan Added: Fri, 18 Apr 2008 10:49:35 -0800 Duration: 198A video tutorial showing the basics of cocoa/objective c and how to get the value of a slider.

Author: Katocan Added: Tue, 11 Mar 2008 07:25:36 -0800 Duration: 453A tutorial showing how to create an alert sheet in objective-c/cocoa/xcode.

Here's a bit of a demo of the iPhone simulator that came out with the SDK. It's quite interesting to play with. Author: ilikemonkeys2 Keywords: apple iphone ipod touch sdk software development kit aspen simulator xcode 3rd party applications apps custom jailbreak Added: March 8, 2008

Author: GranitW Added: Sun, 17 Feb 2008 20:46:19 -0800 Duration: 2290This video goes along with an article on my Blog: www.lockergnome.com/granit It shows the open application architecture in OS X, and how you can modify and change programs like Safari graphically without any programming or command lines needed. All you need is Apple's free Development software, Xcode.

Author: GranitW Added: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 23:16:18 -0800 Duration: 3745This is the first video in a tutorial I've made showing how to create a simple web browser in Xcode. It is intended to go with my Xcode guide on my Blog here: www.lockergnome.com/granit/

Author: GranitW Added: Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:19:40 -0800 Duration: 1576This is the Second video in a tutorial I've made showing how to create a simple web browser in Xcode. It is intended to go with my Xcode guide on my Blog here: www.lockergnome.com/granit/

Author: GranitW Added: Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:19:40 -0800 Duration: 1576This is the Second video in a tutorial I've made showing how to create a simple web browser in Xcode. It is intended to go with my Xcode guide on my Blog here: www.lockergnome.com/granit/

This is a screencast showing how to write a QuickLook plug-in using Xcode 3 on Mac OS X Leopard. (Part 1 of 2) For a better quality video (so you can read the screen) as well as one where both parts are in a single file go to: http://www.viddler.com/explore/lammig/videos/6/ Author: lammig Keywords: Xcode QuickLook Leopard osx Added: February 4, 2008

This is a screencast showing how to write a QuickLook plug-in using Xcode 3 on Mac OS X Leopard. (Part 2 of 2) For a better quality video where you can read all the screen text and where is just one file go to: http://www.viddler.com/explore/lammig/videos/6/ Author: lammig Keywords: Xcode QuickLook Leopard osx Added: February 4, 2008

If you love Macs and are interested in learning how to build applications, this is the first in a series of screencasts showing how to build the interface. Author: wiseachoo Keywords: xcode objective-c interface builder cocoa framework mac programming gui Added: January 26, 2008

It's been a great couple of days in San Francisco where over 300 developers have gatherered to learn about iPhone and to hack on apps. The hackathon demos are coming to a close after almost three hours. I've done a quick edit of interviews recorded here to get them posted ASAP. None of the apps accessible via iPhone use Cocoa, of course, but they will be of interest to you if you're looking to extend your app functionality to iPhone. Check out the apps wiki page for details. Several are posted as open source for you to explore. These news shows have been edited using Rogue Amoeba's Fission (thanks Paul!) and are hosted on the excellent Bingo disk service from Joyent. Hopefully these improvements to my workflow will pave the road to easier post-production and more regular publication of shows - please hold your applause! ;) Developer interviews Erik Michaels-Ober: WordBreaker download mp3 Dan Wood, Karelia: Telemoose download mp3 Eric Oesterle & Edwin Veelo: moPhaic download mp3 Adrien Cahen, Yahoo!: iRingRing download mp3 Eric & Mike: Mojits download mp3 [update: fixed some links and name spellings not captured at the event] Technorati Tags: apple, iphone, iphonedevcamp, barcamp, cocoaradio Technorati Tags: mophaic, telemoose, iRingRing

Scott Stevenson stopped by Obvious Corp. during the MashPit + CocoaDevHouse and agreed to record a podcast for you all. Scott writes about Cocoa on his popular blog, Theocacao (pronounce it as you wish!) He also coaches Cocoa devs, maintains Cocoa Dev Central and recently launched a developer news site, Cocoa Blogs. I just have to wonder if Scott is privately funded by Apple to spread the love of Mac! I also consider Scott lucky to be doing all these things from Silicon Valley. Please post your comments and questions below. Time: 12:23 Direct download: mp3 or subscribe to CocoaRadio via iTunes Technorati Tags: cocoa, cocoadevhouse, macdeveloper, macworld, mashpit, mwsf07, obj-c, scottstevenson

Tyler arrived at Macworld surprisingly in one piece after a non-stop journey cross-country - the things people will do for their favorite computer Mac+music+TV+phone company!  He's a quick study in Obj-C and Cocoa, responsible for keeping the conversation rolling on #CocoaDevHouse, and attended the first event in Dallas. As a Barcamper, Tyler gained notoriety for his hack to share contact details. He calls it BonSoir which got picked up by O'Reilley bloggers and TUAW among others. It was released it under a "Taco License"! "Bonsoir takes advantage of Cocoa Distributed Objects, Bonjour, and the Address Book API for allowing the quick and easy sharing of vCards on a local network. The basic idea was that everybody could grab Bonsoir here at BarCampTexas, select their vCards, and we could all add each other (into Address Book) to help keep in touch" With his forthcoming Emission app, we'll see further proof that he's got something between those ears. Please post your comments and questions below. Time: 20:48 Direct download: mp3 or subscribe to CocoaRadio via iTunes Technorati Tags: cocoa, cocoadevhouse, mac, macdeveloper, macprogramming, macworld, mwsf07, emission, bleepsoft, tylerballance

For this first segment recorded at Macworld, AJ, marketcircle founder, joins me to talk about his roots as a developer on NeXT. His company develops the long-standing app DayLite with broad retail distribution. He also talks about their new app, Billings2. Please post your comments and questions below. Time: 32:09 Direct download: mp3 or subscribe to CocoaRadio via iTunes Technorati Tags: billings2, cocoa, crm, daylite, mac, maccbusiness, macdeveloper, macworld, marketcircle, mwsf07

Join me for an interview with Nick Nallick, long-time Mac developer of Intaglio, the robust OS X drawing app. Nick is giving away ten licenses to first responders on CocoaRadio. If you could use a great drawing application, send an email with "Intaglio" in the subject to CocoaRadio [at] mac com and we'll let you know if you've won. Time: 25:19 Direct download: mp3 or subscribe to CocoaRadio via iTunes [This is a show from the CocoaRadio lost episodes file. We're trying to recover some corrupt files while planning new interviews.] Drop your guest ideas to me via IM/Skype: cocoaradio Technorati Tags: cocoa, cocoaradio, cocoaradio, intaglio, macdeveloper, macprogramming, nicknallick, obj-c, purgatorydesign, quartz

Ever wondered about the open-source project Mono? Dustin has worked on the Imeem Mac client as well as the Mono-based back-end at the social networking service. Check it out (download page). Dustin is now back working from his hometown of Vancouver. He shares his stories on the development of the Napster Mac client team (née Macster), Blackhole media, and other experiences as a Mac developer. Let's get some CocoaDevHouse going in Vancouver, eh? With other BarCamp activity there surely there are Cocoa devs looking for some devhouse action! Direct download: mp3 or subscribe already via iTunes Update: All about Imeem's open-source Obj-C/C# library, Dumbarton. Technorati Tags: apple, cocoa, cocoaradio, dustinmierau, imeem, mac, macdeveloper, osx, socialmedia, socialnetworking

It's longtime favorite Mac company Omni Group on CocoaRadio! Tune in to loads from Omni's first employee, Greg Titus, developer on Omni Outliner, Graffle, and for the last year, his pet project: Omni Plan. From the looks of the icon, we're in for a treat - releasing tonight! Omni, a stalwart among Mac dev shops, dates back to 1993 now has about 25 employees in Seattle. In the last month, we've started seeing fruits of their decision a year ago to broaden their product line with Omni Dazzle. In the interview, Ethan of the infamous, Kinkless GTD, is mentioned several times but I regretfully and embarrassingly didn't recall his name. So as penance, I'm double plugging KGTD here: it's great, life changing, must have! Get KGTD and OmniOutliner Pro (no, I only wish that was an affiliate link.) Click below for Greg Titus on CocoaRadio and point your browsers to Omni Plan on Wed., 26 July. Also mentioned during our interview when talking about the Omni Plan icon was Todos (not "todo" as I mis-stated) from Digg Update developer and fellow Texan, Dustin Bachrach. Simple and fun nothing more. Dustin is now on the hook to participate in the next Austin or Dallas CocoaDevHouse. Direct download: mp3  or subscribe already via iTunes Technorati Tags: apple, cocoa, cocoaradio, gregtitus, gtd, kinklessgtd, NeXT, obj-c, omniplan, todos, WWDC

It's longtime favorite Mac company Omni Group on CocoaRadio! Tune in to loads from Omni's first employee, Greg Titus, developer on Omni Outliner, Graffle, and for the last year, his pet project: Omni Plan. From the looks of the icon, we're in for a treat - releasing tonight! Omni, a stalwart among Mac dev shops, dates back to 1993 now has about 25 employees in Seattle. In the last month, we've started seeing fruits of their decision a year ago to broaden their product line with Omni Dazzle. In the interview, Ethan of the infamous, Kinkless GTD, is mentioned several times but I regretfully and embarrassingly didn't recall his name. So as penance, I'm double plugging KGTD here: it's great, life changing, must have! Get KGTD and OmniOutliner Pro (no, I only wish that was an affiliate link.) Click below for Greg Titus on CocoaRadio and point your browsers to Omni Plan on Wed., 26 July. Also mentioned during our interview when talking about the Omni Plan icon was Todos (not "todo" as I mis-stated) from Digg Update developer and fellow Texan, Dustin Bachrach. Simple and fun nothing more. Dustin is now on the hook to participate in the next Austin or Dallas CocoaDevHouse. Direct download: mp3  or subscribe already via iTunes Technorati Tags: apple, cocoa, cocoaradio, gregtitus, gtd, kinklessgtd, NeXT, obj-c, omniplan, todos, WWDC

If you are a mind-mapping addict or business switcher, you're going to enjoy this interview with Scott. He is a former developer on Macromedia FreeHand with a great story to share about a company doing things right on the Mac. Mindjet didn't just port their Windows app (thank you!) as Scott explains, but intentionally set out to create a solid Cocoa app and true Mac experience. Simple logic other software companies should adopt! Now that it's out I expect to see it become even more powerful via Applescript and their API - a wake up call for all of you power users and GTD hacks out there! So grab a demo and tune in. Previous post about MindManager beta is here. Knowing that many non-iTunes PC users don't care for AAC files, I've encoded this show as mp3. I'm just too busy or lazy to add pictures in Garageband too. Direct download: mp3  or subscribe already via iTunes Technorati Tags: apple, creativity, dallas, mac, macdeveloper, mindjet, mindmapping, obj-c, osx, scott thompson

If you are a mind-mapping addict or business switcher, you're going to enjoy this interview with Scott. He is a former developer on Macromedia FreeHand with a great story to share about a company doing things right on the Mac. Mindjet didn't just port their Windows app (thank you!) as Scott explains, but intentionally set out to create a solid Cocoa app and true Mac experience. Simple logic other software companies should adopt! Now that it's out I expect to see it become even more powerful via Applescript and their API - a wake up call for all of you power users and GTD hacks out there! So grab a demo and tune in. Previous post about MindManager beta is here. Knowing that many non-iTunes PC users don't care for AAC files, I've encoded this show as mp3. I'm just too busy or lazy to add pictures in Garageband too. Direct download: mp3  or subscribe already via iTunes Technorati Tags: apple, creativity, dallas, mac, macdeveloper, mindjet, mindmapping, obj-c, osx, scott thompson

Listener Emails get Keith back on track, Dead People, Music Collections, Explicit Tags, Shirt Shipment, xcode and darwin ports, Listeners Emails, HTML, Java, and CSS, Being A Geek, Dumb End User Stories, Lantastic, The Differences Between Left And Right, and more...a new bit intro as well..

Listener Emails get Keith back on track, Dead People, Music Collections, Explicit Tags, Shirt Shipment, xcode and darwin ports, Listeners Emails, HTML, Java, and CSS, Being A Geek, Dumb End User Stories, Lantastic, The Differences Between Left And Right, and more...a new bit intro as well..

That's Geek Entertainment TV for the uninitiated - a video podcast covering Bubble 2.0 and associated people in the Bay Area. I was only of interest during Macworld. As part of my San Francisco excursion to Macworld, Irina Slutsky and Eddie Codel pressed me to divulge some off-the-mark rumors about the upcoming Stevenote. The actual product news was much better for us all thankfully. Developers often tell me that they can't listen to their CocoaRadio interviews once posted and I can now feel their pain. If CocoaRadio goes video, this is a personal reminder that I'm going to need some coaching. ...which reminds me, there is a little something I'm planning for you guys but am still searching for a co-host to pull it off; someone with the presence of say Kevin Rose or Peter Rojas for a new show. Instead of just me talking with one developer or dev team, we'll cover more ground. If you're interested in knowing more or know someone who would be, send me an Odeo or send a pigeon. Now, if you still want to see the video on GETV, here it is. Technorati Tags: cocoaradio, apple, cocoadevhouse, cocoaradio, getv, macdeveloper, macmarketing, macworld, podcast, irinaslutsky, vlog

Join me for an interview with Steven Frank Cabel Sasser, the great team of Mac entrepreneurs, award-winning developers, and founders of Panic. Based in Portland, Oregon their company produces Transmit and Unison. They have steadily built their company and team that produces some of the best examples of Mac software and Tiger goodness. Everyone interested in the Mac platform and market should pick up some nuggets of wisdom from Steven and Cabel. Please post followup questions in comments below. btw, they also sell T-shirts of their own printing - no lazy-press with these guys! The job positions mentioned on the show have been filled but they'll keep your résumé around for future posts if you're interested. Podcast available via iTunes or mp3 (did away with m4b for now to appease would be switchers) Time: 41:26 Size: 14.3 MB Technorati Tags: apple, cocoa, mac, obj-c, programming, tiger