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2 October 2008 @ 4pm

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Logbook for Backpack Journal

Just a quick note that Logbook by Transmissions has been released today. It’s a client for the Backpack Journal from 37signals (part of Backpack), and lets you manage your tasks and status right from your Mac OS X menubar.

Instinctive Code (my OS X/iPhone development persona) is pleased to have been part of the development team [...]


MGTwitterEngine works on iPhone

Now that the iPhone SDK is to be lifted, this is just a brief official announcement that MGTwitterEngine works on both OS X and on iPhone - as has quietly been the case for quite some time.
Previously, in order to ensure that MGTwitterEngine did not violate the NDA, iPhone developers needed to change a few [...]


iPhone NDA to be lifted

Apple has today updated its iPhone Developer Program portal with a message indicating that the NDA (non-disclosure agreement) for the iPhone SDK is to be “dropped for released iPhone software” (which presumably means versions of the iPhone SDK which correspond to publicly released versions of the iPhone firmware - at time of writing, this would [...]


Apple is listening

Just a small positive note amongst the gloom of NDAs, app rejections and approval delays: Apple have today changed how the customer reviews system works for App Store applications: you now must have downloaded or purchased the app before you’re allowed to post a review on it. Here’s what it looks like if you try [...]


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17 August 2008 @ 3pm

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NaNoWriMo for iPhone apps

I had an idea a week or two ago and it received a fairly positive response on Twitter, so I thought I’d post it here and invite feedback.
You might be familiar with NaNoWriMo, or National Novel Writing Month. The idea behind it is that you sign up, and during the month of November you write [...]


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