Tag Archives: Links

Links for May 30th through August 8th

By Michael Tyson | Published: August 8, 2010

Links for May 30th through August 8th:

cufón – fonts for the people A very impressive framework that embeds any font into a website, via javascript and the canvas element. Great cross-browser support.
mikeash.com: Method Replacement for Fun and Profit Method replacement and method swizzling in Objective-C.
Core Data Tutorial: How To Use NSFetchedResultsController | Ray Wenderlich
TwitThis – Use Multiple Twitter Clients on your iPhone Application The class TwitterClientManager loads a list list of supported Twitter clients is loaded from a plist file, which can be extended to support more clients in the future;
Each Twitter client is represented by an instance of the TwitterClient class;
The user can choose his preferred Twitter client at any time, and launch the application by a simple touch; the TwitterClientManager class stores the selected value in the user settings.

Also tagged Cocoa, Database, Design, Development, Fonts, iPhone, Twitter, Web | Comments closed

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Links for February 25th through May 29th

By Michael Tyson | Published: May 29, 2010

Links for February 25th through May 29th:

Implementing iBooks page curling using a conical deformation algorithm Excellent summary of how to implement a convincing page turn animation in OpenGL
Multiplottr.com — Plot, save and share multiple locations on your own customized maps. Batch plot multiple addresses
gmaps.kaeding.name :: Plot multiple locations on Google Maps Enter addresses, one per line, to plot all entries on a map at once
Free iPhone App Marketing — Online and iPhone Marketing Includes a useful list of review sites, blogs, etc.

Also tagged Business, Cocoa, Development, Google, Graphics, iPhone, Marketing | Comments closed

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Links for October 25th through January 23rd

By Michael Tyson | Published: January 23, 2010

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 « Tom Dalling

Also tagged Cocoa, Development, Geocoding, iPhone | Comments closed

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Links for June 3rd through June 18th

By Michael Tyson | Published: June 18, 2009

Links for June 3rd through June 18th:

Ten logo design tips from the field | Logo Design Love
10 astonishing CSS hacks and techniques
Adaptive CSS-Layouts: New Era In Fluid Layouts? effective techniques to create 100%-functional adaptive CSS-layouts
WordPress Theme Development Frameworks If you build and develop WordPress themes often, you will probably be fed up of all the repetitive code writing, the constantly checking of your mark-up and all you really want to do is focus on the design and the project-specific features. The answer is a WordPress development framework
How to Draw Pixel-Perfect iPhone Toolbar Icons Using OmniGraffle

Also tagged Design, Development, iPhone, Web, WordPress | Comments closed

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Links for May 21st through June 2nd

By Michael Tyson | Published: June 2, 2009

Links for May 21st through June 2nd:

49 Decent Virtual Assistant & Personal Outsourcing Resources
PHP: Display Adobe PSD files on a web page "Any webdesigner know the PSD filetype, which is the Adobe Photoshop format. PSDs have a lot of great features, as such as layers, but they can’t being read by a browser. Unless you use this great PHP class!"
Iconfinder – Icon Search Made Easy
Typetester – Compare fonts for the screen
KNAppGuide KNAppGuide is a Cocoa framework for embedding “guides” into your application, visually inspired by Apple Guide from the System 7 and 8 era

Also tagged Cocoa, Design, Development, Lifestyle, PHP, Web | Comments closed

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Links for March 17th through April 24th

By Michael Tyson | Published: April 24, 2009

Links for March 17th through April 24th:

XSD Schema XML Validator A XSD Schema validator in Java, provides lots of useful information; use it with a schema and an xml instance
Three20 Three20 is a collection of iPhone UI classes, like a photo viewer, and general utilities, like an HTTP disk cache. Three20 is derived from the Facebook iPhone app, which is one of the most downloaded iPhone apps ever.
CSS Decorative Gallery …How to decorate your images and photo galleries without editing the source images. The trick is very simple. All you need is an extra <span> tag and apply a background image to create the overlaying effect.
Comet (programming) – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Comet is a neologism to describe a web application model in which a long-held HTTP request allows a web server to push data to a browser, without the browser explicitly requesting it
Cocoa Is My Girlfriend » Cocoa Tutorial: awakeFromNib vs applicationDidFinishLaunching A very good overview of the 'startup' procedure for objects stored in IB nib/xibs.

Also tagged Cocoa, CSS, Design, Development, iPhone, Web, XML | Comments closed

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Links for March 6th through March 16th

By Michael Tyson | Published: March 16, 2009

Links for March 6th through March 16th:

CSS Code Snippets : 15 Wicked Tricks Some useful CSS tricks; of particular interest: cross-platform min-height, a trick to clear floats (without needing a 'clearing' div), and page breaks
45+ New jQuery Techniques For Good User Experience Here are over 45 impressive jQuery plug-ins and techniques that have been recently created and that could make the development of your next website an easier and more interesting experience than the last.
How to Create a Disk Image Installer for Apple Mac OS X
Cocoa: Sidebar with Badges, Take 2 'Source list'-esque sidebar with support for badges
soultravelers3 A family of three from Santa Cruz, California on an epic odyssey: open-ended, years long slow trip around the world as a family adventure, unschool, spiritual journey and lifestyle.

Also tagged Cocoa, Development, Travel, Web | Comments closed

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Links for February 28th through March 3rd

By Michael Tyson | Published: March 3, 2009

Links for February 28th through March 3rd:

Lifehacker readers: Most Popular Reliable and Affordable Web Hosts Top seven hosts as voted by readers (DreamHost, Blue Host, NearlyFreeSpeech.NET, 1&1, GoDaddy, HostGator and A Small Orange)
Domainr, the domain name search engine Given a name, suggests a variety of different domain name possibilities, and reports on availability
Even More Rounded Corners With CSS – Schillmania.com Single-image, PNG-based, fluid rounded corner dialogs with support for borders, alpha transparency throughout, gradients, patterns and whatever else you (or your designer) could want
50 Beautiful And User-Friendly Navigation Menus Navigation inspiration
OCR Terminal OCR Terminal is a free online Optical Character Recognition service that allows you to convert scanned images and PDF's into editable and text searchable documents. It accurately preserves formatting and layout of documents.

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Links for February 25th through May 29th

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Links for March 17th through April 24th

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