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[xUKHCx]

This is a great thread, but to the checkers guy...your download link is broken. No checkers for Jessica.

Or Richard.

@mrzeve Great widget, meant to follow this up from the phone thread glad i came across it here, would've forgotten otherwise.

 

[slooksterPSV]

STK WebEdit Lite has just been bumped up to version 1.5 fixing a few bugs here and there. If you want it, go onto VersionTracker and download it.

EDIT: Also if you want the source, message me and I'll send it to you.

 

[tominated]

I'm going through your source code. It seems to just be a razor-blade thin interface that uses the webkit rendering engine to render webpages.

I'd like to talk to you about this project, perhaps I could lend a hand?

I'm not very familiar with webkit, but I imagine that for the one problem you're having with HTTPS pages, there might be a special way that you get webkit to handle those requests and rendering?

Contact me sometime.

it's pretty shotty code. I sort of started off with a tutorial from macdevcenter and jerry-rigged some stuff like the UI into it. I have bought programming in objective-c (the book), so once I am done with making my website (by hand), I will get back to TB.

 

[cruzrojas]

I have been trying to learn Cocoa for a while now, but I never seem to have time for it. After reading this threat I had the idea to start my own blog tracking my own progress in the matter to keep me motivated. And also to share my files. Right now there is only one post on it, but I promise I will post something at least one a week. You are welcome to stop by and take a look.

Also if you are starting to program in mac and want to contribute to my blog let me know.

http://chuyandmac.blogspot.com

 

[Clampin]

Hello,

It's not really a cocoa app, but an AppleScript Studio App.

The name : ChangeCapture.

The soft is avaible here http://www.clampin.com/IMG/zip/changecapture.zip

This soft is Universal Binary.

 

[aaronbrethorst]

i want to learn more about programs for mac.....and i thought i could learn from some others programs that they've written themselves.....

care to share?

I've worked on a few things:
iRooster - Turn your mac into a $2000 alarm clock with iRooster, which I created originally when I was in my last year of college and having no end of trouble getting up in time for class.

Visual Studio 2005 - I drove user experience and accessibility across the product, and owned a few features here and there.

Visual Studio Codename "Orcas" - I owned the Visual Studio shell, suite-wide user experience/accessbility, and UAC support (Windows Vista security doohickey) up until a few months ago when we hit code-complete.

I'm also working on a few things that I can't talk about yet

Cheers,
Aaron

 

[GothicChess.Com]

This is a great thread, but to the checkers guy...your download link is broken. No checkers for Jessica.

Jessica, darlin', the download would be 8.5 Terabytes when the thing is done cranking its databases!

I will eventually build a Java interface so you can play the game online.

I might make a smaller version for download, I'll let ya know when it's reaady

 

[Lixivial]

I've worked on a few things:

While impressive, I'd beg to differ that the last two programs are Mac programs, unless you know something I don't. Orcas is looking nice, though.

(Windows Vista security doohickey)

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[aaronbrethorst]

While impressive, I'd beg to differ that the last two programs are Mac programs, unless you know something I don't. Orcas is looking nice, though.

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Allow Yeah yeah, I know. Visual Studio isn't a Mac application. You could always run it under Parallels if you really needed to, though. I'm glad to hear you like Orcas!

Cheers,
Aaron