Gesammelt in den letzten Tagen. Wenn überhaupt, dann nur quergelesen. Aber irgendwann, …
Bei Stone.com gibt es ein kleines Tutorial: Writing PlugIns am Beispiel iPhoto. [Thanx to and via Fraser Speirs ]
HTTP Uploads in Cocoa gibt es als kleine Anleitung bei zappatic.net.
CocoaDev is a WikiWikiWeb site for the Mac OS X developer community.Karelia Software's Cocoa Open Source - A random collection of useful bits of Cocoa, as found in Watson and in other sundry Karelia applications and testbeds. Feel free to adapt these for use in your Cocoa applications.
Among Other Things bietet ein Google API Cocoa framework zu Download an.
I've also been reading "Pragmatic Project Automation" by Mike Clark, and I'm about half way through it. (Downloadable PDF's rule. I also bought the physical book as well.. don't ask why.) I really like it so far, it has inspired me to finish up the last little bit of automation for VP that I didn't have done yet- the disk creation process. I've got a shell script "vpbuild.sh" that pulls it out of subversion, performs a little bit of sed magic on the Info.plist file, builds the plugins, sets the bundle bits, builds the app
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Gerade bin ich über Trac gestolpert und musste feststellen, dass es nach der EierlegendenBugtoolSau klingt:
Trac is an enhanced wiki and issue tracking system for software development projects.
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Die Integration von WebDav im Finder ist, gelinde gesagt, etwas bescheiden. Insbesondere bei sehr großen Dateien, deren Upload lange dauert, ist ein normales Arbeiten nicht mehr möglich. Eine Alternative am Terminal kann cadaver sein.
[ Quelle: Unix für Mac OS X Anwender | Cadaver ]
Beim Tucows-Weblog The Farm gibt es einen Artikel Mac Gaming Development Sites / Games Without Visual Interfaces. Mehr eine Linksammlung als ein Artikel, dennoch vielleicht mal nützlich.
F-Script is a lightweight object-oriented interactive and scripting layer specifically designed for the Mac OS X object system (i.e. Cocoa). F-Script provides scripting and interactive access to Cocoa frameworks and custom Objective-C objects. It aims to be a useful and fun tool for both beginners and experts, allowing interactively exploring, testing and using Cocoa-based objects and frameworks.
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CamelBones is about giving you more options for your Cocoa development. Objective-C is really quite nice - but it's not a perfect fit for every situation. There are occasions when you might find yourself saying "this would be so much simpler in Perl," or find yourself writing functionality that already exists in CPAN. Or, you might be reluctant to learn a new language, when all you really want to do is provide a Aqua interface to a Perl script you've already written.
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Creating Toolbars for Mac OS X by Michael Beam -- Mac OS X toolbars are a great addition to Apple's GUI. Mike Beam takes you on an in-depth journey into their realm and explains how they work and how to create your own.
After you update to Xcode 1.5, if you've bookmarked files from the locally-stored Xcode documentation library (/Developer/Documentation), you'll find that those bookmarks are broken. You can make them work again from the Terminal:
% cd /Developer
% ln -s ADC\ Reference\ Library/documentation Documentation
[ Quelle: macosxhints – Restore Xcode 1.5 documentation links ]