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by kgutteridge 15y ago
Another vote for 1password here, since the Chrome extension its been perfect for me
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Using WiFi for navigating indoors(technologyreview.com)
2 points by kgutteridge 15y ago|0 comments
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by kgutteridge 15y ago
Grumby by Andy Kessler "its a very funny novel set in Silicon Valley (and Wall Street), about a hacker that creates the next great consumer electronics device (believe me, you’ll want one) and then the rollercoaster ride of getting screwed
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Samsung ordered to hand over phone prototypes to Apple (courthousenews.com)
5 points by kgutteridge 15y ago|0 comments
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by kgutteridge 15y ago
We tend to submit on the clients behalf, but we usually have already handed over the source code and instructions at this point. Early on in the process we have got the client to sign up for the Apple developer programme, if they haven't or
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by kgutteridge 15y ago
Niche product for niche audience therefore keep the price high, if you reduce to 0.99 you will have to sell 4 times as many. As the niche audience has had the source code made available to them they can compile it for themselves if they req
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Android vs iOS a usability battle(spyrestudios.com)
2 points by kgutteridge 15y ago|0 comments
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by kgutteridge 15y ago
I've been developing for mobile for nearly ten years and trust me when I say unless you need to support a particular device avoid the legacy platforms, at least until you have a proven mass market app. J2ME is Micro Edition for a reason, mu
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Twitter update to API permissions, tl;dr xAuth cannot send DMs from 1st June(kgutteridge.co.uk)
2 points by kgutteridge 15y ago|0 comments
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by kgutteridge 15y ago
Would be interested in your blog post I have tried pretty much the same as you along with cross promotion of apps with other iOS developers and this seems to lead to the most success thus far
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IOS thirdparty frameworks to speed up development(kgutteridge.co.uk)
3 points by kgutteridge 15y ago|0 comments
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by kgutteridge 15y ago
Lanyrd.com is your friend for announcing events
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by kgutteridge 16y ago
No Particular order but these blogs are worth following http://www.raywenderlich.com/ http://www.cocoanetics.com/ http://maniacdev.com/ http://furbo.org/ http://iphonedevelopment.blogspot.com/ http://idevblogaday.com/ http://co
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by kgutteridge 16y ago
Unfortunately not that much since academia and a few other bits and pieces, 30 here, still do a lot with C++ and ObjC though rather than higher level languages
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by kgutteridge 16y ago
I worked on a farm all throughout my teens and can fully vouch for this, they adopt technology fast and truly understand capital outlay far more than the majority of small to medium enterprises (at least in the UK), as they pay for the majo
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by kgutteridge 16y ago
Founder of a mobile company 5 years ago, however I would say we worked for "the man" as we bootstrapped via client work, which at least makes us masters of our own destiny
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by kgutteridge 16y ago
I purchased a ticket personally as it was worth attending from a personal stand point back in 2009 even coming from the UK. You have to wonder whether the developer part of the conference should be ticketed separately from the keynote, as I
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by kgutteridge 16y ago
Good to see we got more notice than the 40 days last year, which made it a royal pain for anyone coming from the Worldwide part of this developer conference. Whilst an expensive trip if it is anywhere near as useful as it was in 2009, its w
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by kgutteridge 16y ago
In the starting tab "Getting Inpspiration", I am certainly inspired Still at least our lords and masters have taken the time to collate what 20 minutes with Google would have uncovered, as at the moment this just looks like big companies gi
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by kgutteridge 16y ago
You should seriously consider joining the FAP store, which is for the Brother IntelliFax 2800. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=120R2-phK0U After watching the above pitch; why you would want to do anything in the web or utilise web technolo
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by kgutteridge 16y ago
I was recently given this book by a doctor friend its absolutely brilliant and should appeal to any hacker Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid
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by kgutteridge 16y ago
The cynics view would be because as the web app approach becomes less distinguishable from native apps speed, those web applications end up running as well on equivalent speed hardware such as Android and other platforms as they would on iO
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by kgutteridge 16y ago
If you dont want to get involved with the sys admin Heroku for Ruby Apps Google App Engine, Java or Python Windows Azure .net If you want to maintain the server yourself a VPS is probably the best best Linode/Slicehost Amazon S3 for static
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by kgutteridge 16y ago
Absolutely, its a really good indicator between the excellent and good candidates, usually because the person has looked at what you do and relates their own experience to what the company does
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by kgutteridge 16y ago
This ones even more amusing on the actual Blackberry App World http://failblog.org/2011/02/04/epic-fail-photos-blackberry-a...
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by kgutteridge 16y ago
You did well to pull out early if you found this part of the process painful, unfortunately end to end it feels like death by a thousand paper cuts. Theres nothing glaring wrong through out but lots of annoyances which really add up, when c
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Reflections on Qt, Nokia and what it takes to succeed in smartphones(quixoticq.posterous.com)
1 points by kgutteridge 16y ago|0 comments
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Why PHP is better than Ruby(najafali.com)
53 points by kgutteridge 16y ago|36 comments
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by kgutteridge 16y ago
Almost definitely provisioning, though beta builder has made things a lot easier https://github.com/HunterHillegas/iOS-BetaBuilder Changes to xcode breaking the apps plists on submission is perhaps the only other grumble.
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Nokia culture will out(speedbird.wordpress.com)
40 points by kgutteridge 16y ago|8 comments

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