It is difficult to explain why I make this entry, but let’s say, that I quickly want to say something here for some reason, which might be of interest for you as well if you’re interested in development for Safari, WebKit, or both. According to my understanding of the two technologies, it outlines as this: …
Monthly Archive: January 2008
Jan
07
Smalltalk really is a drug
You know, I don’t remember who said it, but it was like ‘Smalltalk [the programming language] is like a drug… I suggest that you don’t try it’. Whoever said this aimed at the simplicity of the language, and that everything inside Squeak, a Smalltalk-80 environment, is an object. Everything can talk to everything at runtime. …
Jan
05
Here’s what’s in store after the iPhone / iPod touch
I think we should have enough reason to believe that Apple will pursue further development of Multitouch devices. Here are three things already available today. Prepare to see a shiny Apple logo on those in the next 10 years. Introducing the all-new iMac.touch. In case you ask: Touch Me, The Doors Introducing iPhotoshop ’15. Part …
Jan
03
Pimp My iTouch – Part Deux
Alright. So now that we have our apps running as smooth as apple pie goes down, we can begin with some more rather serious cool pimping. Let’s turn our shiny multitouch media player into a usable iPhone like device. Meaning that you can make phone calls for free. That is not a typo: it is …
Jan
03
Pimp My iTouch – Part Uno
So today I want to quickly show you two rather awesome hacks for your iPod touch. The first one, this one, will effectively make all the applications you have noticeably faster. It’s a real short thing, but super effective. My friend Allen Lowe (aka ZeroFill) has shown me this, I have tested it, and it …
Jan
03
They just keep on trekking
Not too long ago, the last official series of the Star Trek franchise, named “Enterprise” has been terminated due to the lack of audience – so Paramount says. The series ended after only four seasons, the last episode is seen controversial in the fans’ eyes. However, now that the Voyager has come home, and we …
