My friends over at Rogue Amoeba have been working their butts off for a long time, putting a bunch of work into both the technical and aesthetic design of their latest application.
Radioshift: Radio On Your Schedule
I’ve gotten to know almost everybody who works with Rogue Amoeba to varying degrees and I really like the way [...]
Wil Shipley types extensively about Apple’s attitude trending towards greed. A great article without a great hook. Just force yourself to start reading, you’ll be glad you did.
Most of us independent developers spend a lot of time trying to be more Apple-like. The idea is pretty simple. There’s this company, and they produce almost all [...]
How to get linked to from this blog? Write a cool AppleScript solution using one of my apps :)
Eric Blair figured out how to combine the scriptability of MarsEdit with the extensibility of EagleFiler, to provide a one-key “capture” functionality that sends posts from MarsEdit into his EagleFiler archives.
MarsEdit to EagleFiler
This is what I really [...]
I met Michael Dupuis as a side-effect of buying MacXword (now Black Ink) from Stephan Cleaves, who was Michael’s former business partner at Advenio. He’s a really nice guy and also an independent Mac developer, living just north of me up in Maine.
Michael just released a new version of his amazingly excellent cooking/recipes application, MacGourmet. [...]
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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