Here are some podcasts I have appeared on
- 249: ScreenSteps testimonial
- 250: Things review
- 285: Image Title Safari Extension
- 289: Add Prefix String
- 292: Prompt Puppy review
- 299: Mail Act-On review
- 300: ScreenSteps.me - how to insert command key symbol
- 302: Mail Tags review
- 307: CCATP - Women in Technology
- 311: Code Signing
- 312: CCATP - Flight Technology
- 326: LapLog for iPad review
- 332: Pester Review
- 346: Downcast iOS App Review. Downcast is available here.
- 364: iLuv inline Remote and CableJive dockStubz Review. iLuv inline Remote is available here and CableJive dockStubz is available here
I’ve also sent tips and suggestions to the Mac Geek Gab
Here are some links to Mac OS X and iOS development:
Apple Developer Site
Cocoa Dev Central
Mac OS X Technology Overview
iOS Overview
Cocoa Application Tutorial
Learning Objective-C: A Primer
Xcode Quick Start Guide
Cocoa Fundamentals Guide
Cocoa Event-Handling Guide
QTKit Application Tutorial
iTunes U
iPhone Application Programming (Spring 2009)
Developing Apps for iOS (Fall 2010)
iPhone Application Development (Winter 2010)
Apple Developer Site
Cocoa Dev Central
Mac OS X Technology Overview
iOS Overview
Cocoa Application Tutorial
Learning Objective-C: A Primer
Xcode Quick Start Guide
Cocoa Fundamentals Guide
Cocoa Event-Handling Guide
QTKit Application Tutorial
iTunes U
iPhone Application Programming (Spring 2009)
Developing Apps for iOS (Fall 2010)
iPhone Application Development (Winter 2010)
I've published a number of step-by-step guides on the ScreenSteps and Clarify publishing service Clarify-It.com, which is a free service for ScreenSteps users.
Add the Keyboard & Character Viewer to the Menu Bar
Insert the Command Key
Add the Keyboard & Character Viewer to the Menu Bar
Insert the Command Key
Some of the Mac apps I like and use. Click on the name to go to the App Store or to the publisher's website.
Things
Publisher: Cultured Code
Things
Publisher: Cultured Code
Here’s a list of books I'm currently reading or have read.
The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs: How to Be Insanely Great in Front of Any Audience
Author: Carmine Gallo
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Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation
Author: Steven Johnson
Available from:
Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity
Author: David Allen
I listened to the Audible audio book back in December 2009 and David Allen's simple yet effective methodology for collecting, organising, and doing tasks. I got into the GTD methodology after listening to Katie Floyd and David Sparks of the Mac Power Users podcast talk about it as well as the time when they interviewed Merlin Mann for one of their Workflows episodes. Since then I have fastidiously kept to the process, using Things to capture my tasks and a folder management scheme for both my work and home e-mail. The GTD methodology also reaches into every corner of the office workflow including organising file folders!
Available from:
The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs: How to Be Insanely Great in Front of Any Audience
Author: Carmine Gallo
Available from:
Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation
Author: Steven Johnson
Available from:
Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity
Author: David Allen
I listened to the Audible audio book back in December 2009 and David Allen's simple yet effective methodology for collecting, organising, and doing tasks. I got into the GTD methodology after listening to Katie Floyd and David Sparks of the Mac Power Users podcast talk about it as well as the time when they interviewed Merlin Mann for one of their Workflows episodes. Since then I have fastidiously kept to the process, using Things to capture my tasks and a folder management scheme for both my work and home e-mail. The GTD methodology also reaches into every corner of the office workflow including organising file folders!
Available from: