Working out bugs in the Design Stencils on OmniGraffle iPad….

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Steve Jobs Doesn’t Want Shit In His App Store, And Neither Do I

Speaking from the point of view of someone who wants to build beautiful, high-quality apps for the iPhone and iPad: if you’re too lazy to learn how to build iPhone-like iPhone apps using Apple-supplied tools then get the hell out of my App Store, too.

I could not have said it better myself…

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Blogging from iPad with Water Sunset

Trying out Wordpress 2 app for iPad…

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Design Stencil Page Updates

I made some updates to the preview screens for the iPad and iPhone design OmniGraffle stencils today… hopefully will help people get a sense of what is included and the scope of the stencil shapes included. Remember kids, NO images… ALL OmniGraffle vector shapes and shades that you can modfiy and change to match whatever [...]

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On Innovation

“You can’t just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they’ll want something new.” – Steve Jobs
Best statement I’ve seen so far on the matter.

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New MobileMe Photos Gallery iPhone App

Good example of custom UITableView implementation.

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Speculative Metrics Sketching

I have been fascinated lately as visualizations and paper mock-ups of an assumed tablet computing device forthcoming from the good folks at Apple. I pulled out my first time sketch of the mythical unicorn and fairy device, which I really do want to see, own and develop for and posted here for the record.
The first time [...]

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Github Projects

During the iPhone Tech Talk yesterday, I finally found the time to get two projects up on to my Github..
WebServiceKit is an Objective-C library for building web service clients that uses the NSURLConnection and NSOperation. This code was yanked out a project and cleanup up a bit so I has lost some context. I need [...]

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Inexperienced or Lazy

The flood of people into the shared platform that constitutes Mac OS X and iPhone OS seem to want others to do their work for them. A recent thread on the Three20 mail list about AppStore rejections for use of private APIs reminded me of the differences in figuring things out for yourself versus begging [...]

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Looking @ Obj-C REST

I am looking at REST-ish libraries and frameworks in Objective-C and not liking what I see.

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