Category: Mac

Messing around with Anjuta and Fink

I had some trouble getting Eclipse working on my FreeBSD box so I started to mess around a bit with Anjuta yesterday - surprisingly nice-looking C/C++ (GNOME-based) IDE. So then I thought I'd install Anjuta on my PowerBook so...

JavaMacProgramming

Developing Java Applications on Mac OS X with Eclipse

I guess today I've just gotten on to a kick of learning new programming tools and environments. I just did Apple's Developing Java Applications on Mac OS X with Eclipse Tutorial. This tutorial was pretty interesting to me because...

GeneralMacProgramming

Playing with Cocoa, Xcode, and Objective-C

I've been curious about what Mac OS X Cocoa development is like and I've heard some folks say that Xcode is a nice IDE so I decided to play around with it a bit. I went through Apple's Introduction to Cocoa Application Tutorial...

GeneralMac

Adium “Deny bug” is driving me nuts

So every time someone tries to add me to their buddy list, Adium pops up a confirmation dialog that's cut off and that only offers me the option to deny: This is driving me and the people who are trying to add me nuts. Each time...

Mac

Mac program: Platypus

I don't yet have a use for this, but this sounds like something that will come in handy someday... It's open-source software (GPL) that lets you wrap scripts (shell, Python, Perl, Ruby, etc.) with a Mac OS GUI. (more…)...

Mac

Cocoalicious

For those of you del.icio.us fans who are on Mac OS X, you might enjoy this open-source del.icio.us application: http://www.scifihifi.com/cocoalicious...

GeneralMac

CocoaMySQL

From http://cocoamysql.sourceforge.net/ CocoaMySQL is an application used to manage MySQL databases (locally or over the internet). It lets you add and remove databases and tables, change fields and indexes, view and filter the...