FEB 04
Blog update: Core Animation
Going through the book Core Animation for Mac OS X and the iPhone: Creating Dynamic User Interfaces by Bill Dudney. Review forthcoming!
JAN 19
Blog update: Cocoa Crunch
I'm chronicling a one week push to go through Aaron Hillegass' book "Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X, 3rd Edition", five chapters a day for one week. This project takes a bit of a Scrum sprint approach with its definition of "done" for the project as well as its time-boxed nature. Will I be able to do it and still find time to do things like eat a meal, or enjoy a conversation with a friend? Read on, and find out!
JAN 17
Blog update: A Scrum of One
As part of my commitment to those who have supported me in the past, as well as potential new customers and clients, I am embracing a kind of open development policy. While the code I write will be proprietary (check out my Codeshare section for freebies), the process I intend to keep open and transparent. This comes from my training as a Certified ScrumMaster and my development days at Macy's advertising. If you are interested in updates on specific software, or would like to see how the development process works from the inside-out, I encourage you to read my blog.
JAN 13
Development site redesigned and information updated
I hope you enjoy this symbol of my renewed commitment to my development efforts. A recent career change has afforded me the opportunity to dig into my personal development pursuits. You can read more at my new blog.
JAN 13
file_wrangler_2 news updated
It has been a number of years coming, but file_wrangler_2 development has begun. Many thanks to those who have supported the project with generous donations over the years. file_wrangler has a new home page and the blog will be a great place for you to catch up on the latest news.
JAN 13
bones_2 news
bones_2 is currently on the drawing board. The support, donations and suggestions over the years are duly appreciated and being considered for the next version. It will truly be the "final word" in virtual dice, as well as a continuing testbed for interface ideas. bones has a new home, and the blog is the recommended spot to see what's going on lately.