...Sequel Pro 0.96 Released
Three months after Sequel Pro 0.95, the open source project team have released 0.96. The updated adds polish to the application, making working with it more and more pleasurable, if you can ever call working with databases pleasurable.
They’ve also added some new core functionality and optimized the backend. To me this feels like more than...
Sketch Book Makes Designing iPhone Apps Easier
There’s a new tool available that’s designed to make life easier for iPhone developers, and its surprisingly low tech. It’s called the iPhone Application Sketch Book and it looks like just the thing to keep all those notes and inspirations about a new app idea all in one place.
The spiral-bound book is around 8 1/2″...
iPhone Dev Sessions: Adding Analytics to Your App
Welcome to another episode of TheAppleBlog’s iPhone Dev Sessions. We left off with a drum app tutorial called Bickboxx. For this tutorial, we’re building off of the first Bickboxx project, so go back and finish it if you haven’t already. Or if you want to cheat, grab the Bickboxx code from Github.
The Story
The Boss is...
Smultron and Lingon Developer Hangs Up Hat
If you were to navigate to lingon.sourceforge.net or smultron.sourceforge.net today, you would see the following text on your screen:
“Hi!
First of all I’d like to thank you for your interest in my applications. But I have now come to a point where I don’t have the time to spend on the applications that they deserve so...
Namco’s iPhone division considering… Tekken?
Filed under: Gaming, Rumors, Software, iPhone, App Store, iPod touch
Get your TUAW discount to the Voices That Matter: iPhone Developers Conference
Filed under: OS, Other Events, Developer, Deals, iPhone, iPod touch
Addison-Wesley Professional, the publishers of many books on both Mac and iPhone development, is hosting the Voices That Matter: iPhone Developer's Conference October 17 and...App Developer Diary Part 3: All in the Timing
Taking a genuine behind-the-scenes look at developing an app for iPhone, the latest installment finds this journalist-cum-game-designer hidden behind a mounting pile of paperwork and planning.
Last time, we left off with me pondering the possibility of the project’s failure. I’ve moved on, though, and set aside my doubts, mainly because I need to focus on...
Apple Issues Developer Updates for iPhone 3.1, Snow Leopard Preview
Yesterday evening was a red-letter night for Apple developers, especially if you happened to have both Mac and iPhone developer accounts. That’s because Apple dropped new builds of both iPhone OS 3.1, and Snow Leopard, bringing it to version 10A411. Users with an iPhone developer account can head to Apple’s Developer Connection website and get...
Scoreloop introduces Scoreloop Community for the iPhone
Filed under: Gaming, Software, Odds and ends, Developer, iPhone, App Store, SDK
We've talked about OpenFeint quite a few times on the site before (and even interviewed the creators), but while they're definitely...
App Developer Diary 5: Building on a Budget