Whoever said that we'd be much better off with 26 hour days is way off. I think they need to up their estimates to 48 or more hours!</p><p>I have quite a bit on the go right now…</p><p>Well as you have seen, ABFiller was started and then released...
In case you haven't already noticed the ABFiller page link on the left of this page, I released ABFiller to the masses recently. If you have noticed, and potentially had trouble running the application, you may be interested in my 0.5.1 release...
Provided I get some free time over the next few days, I expect that I will have ABFiller available online here for "the masses." I just have to make some modifications to this site in order to properly showcase my apps.</p><p></p>
Neat. Dump your address book in a few simple lines:</p><p><pre>
#import
#import
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int main()
{
NSAutoreleasePool *pool = [[NSAutoreleasePool alloc] init];
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ABAddressBook *abook = [ABAddressBook sharedAddressBook];
NSArray...
It would appear that programming with Carbon is not as developer-friendly as I would like. I have very little patience for jumping through hoops to get simple tasks done.</p><p>Don't get me wrong – I really do enjoy using Carbon to do things much...
Phase 2 of my Outlook importing application has been complete. This means that the app appears to be fully functional and is just about "ready for prime time." The bad news is that there's a phase 3 that's yet to be complete – a UI.</p><p>This...
I did a bit of a CSS shuffle to get the colour scheme a bit more unique. Fortunately, I remember my old stylesheet's colour codes very well (from the Boom days) and applied them here.</p><p>Tweaking may happen over time, but I think I like the...
I updated the site to use the Movable Type engine instead of Blogger. I feel I have a bit more control over the way things are displayed, and enjoy being able to easily split up the content of my posts (to not clutter the display too much). Hopefully...