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I am Michael Tyson, and I run A Tasty Pixel. I write on a variety of technology and software development topics as I travel around Europe in a motorhome.
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Author Archives: Michael
The Making of Talkie: Broadcasting
Part 1 Talkie is my newest product, the result of a collaboration with a good designer friend, Tim Churchward, who did the user interface. Talkie is a little different from many of the other walkie talkie applications on the App Store (aside from the fact that much of it was written by me from our [...]
Tagged Broadcast, Cocoa, Development, iPhone, Mac, networking, Software, Talkie, Talkie-for-Mac, Tutorial 3 Comments
Searching through Subversion history
Occasionally I need to search back through old versions of projects to find a piece of code I want to resurrect or just use as reference — I haven’t found any easy built-in way to do this, so I adapted this useful script to allow me to grep through all history from within a Subversion [...]
Tagged Scripts, Subversion Leave a comment
Using custom DNS servers from the iPhone and over Internet Tethering
For those of us the roam around on network connections, OpenDNS and Google Public DNS provide public DNS servers which offer better security than using arbitrary DNS that’s assigned to us when we connect to a network. This means that rather than trusting the assigned DNS server — which could be a malicious third party [...]
Tagged iPhone, networking, Scripts 2 Comments
Links for October 25th through January 23rd
Links for October 25th through January 23rd: GPS Visualizer: Draw a map from a GPS data file Batch map plotter using GPS co-ordinates Map multiple locations by address Very well-implemented free batch geocoder; accepts only address data, no GPS co-ordinates, but still excellent for some applications iPhone: Custom font loading Implementing Your Own Cocoa Bindings [...]
Tagged Cocoa, Development, Geocoding, iPhone, Links, mapping Leave a comment
Talkie 1.1 for iPhone
Talkie 1.1 is now available on the iPhone App Store, and it’s better than ever. The new version connects to other Talkies via Bluetooth completely automatically — start Talkie on your iPhone and within seconds you’ll be connected to anyone nearby using Talkie on the same channel. Also new are WiFi and Bluetooth connection indicators, [...]
Tagged Software, Talkie Leave a comment
Flickrpress 1.0
I’ve just finished a new release of my Flickr plugin for WordPress, Flickrpress. The new version features AJAX-based navigation between pages of images, and improved support for insertion within pages and posts as a shortcode. Flickrpress 1.0 can be downloaded from the WordPress plugin repository See it an action over on my personal blog.
Tagged Wordpress, Wordpress Plugins 3 Comments
Upload Janitor WordPress Plugin
Clean up unused images and other files from your uploads folder.
Tagged Wordpress, Wordpress Plugins 14 Comments
Easy rounded corners on UITableViewCell image view