Brent Simmons unearthed some ancient history from 2002, when MarsEdit was just a twinkle in his weblog-dreaming eye. Check out the screen shot.
I’m writing this post in a very early development build of MarsEdit 2.0, which is the great grandchild of Brent’s original TigerEdit vision. The differences are astounding, and yet so are the similarities! [...]
Developers, having their entire livelihood invested in the hope that people will actually pay for their products, are naturally concerned with the problem of software piracy. Attitudes toward piracy cover a wide spectrum, ranging from nonchalant to obsessive. I was talking to Stephan Cleaves about this earlier today, and it started me thinking.
I believe the [...]
Brent Simmons shares a good deal of wisdom in his post about managing a large-ish Cocoa project. In particular he’s referring to NetNewsWire, but his advice is especially pertinent to me now that I own and maintain a rather substantial number of source files that were designed and authored by Brent (MarsEdit, for anybody late [...]
Update 4/24/07: Om Malik asked me to write a trimmed down version of this article for his Found|Read site. It was a great honor to be asked by Om to contribute, and hopefully this will get it a little more exposure among web-types who might be able to help make it a reality!
Original Article below:
I’m [...]
My name is Daniel Jalkut. I'm a Mac software developer and founder of Red Sweater Software, LLC.
MarsEdit. Powerful blog publishing from your Mac. Freedom from web browsers.
FlexTime. Stay focused throughout the day with this innovative timer.
FastScripts. Attach keyboard shortcuts to almost anything on your Mac.
Black Ink. Solve crossword puzzles with style. A gym membership for your brain.
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