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by liscio 17y ago
You subclass NSScroller, and get an awesome interface designer to draw the required art for the active/inactive states. :) You can pick apart iPhoto '09 to get an idea of what bits you need, but I wouldn't advise stealing the art.
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by liscio 17y ago
I've been a full-time indie Mac developer since Feb 2008, and this is the third product in my Mac products lineup. It's not the same kind of 'startup' that you folks tend to talk about (not a hosted service, in the cloud, etc), but it's wha
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Capo: My new Mac app for helping musicians learn their music(capoapp.com)
17 points by liscio 17y ago|24 comments
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by liscio 18y ago
I'll second the python challenge. Unlike Project Euler, this challenge required the participant to rely on finding and using some python libraries (for imaging, networking, compression, etc.) to solve the puzzles. So, not only are you resea
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by liscio 18y ago
FWIW, one could now open-source such an implementation that registered developers could build/install on their own (and at their own risk of breaking AT&T's restriction).
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by liscio 18y ago
I've written many posts to newsgroups and mailing lists asking for help with my programming problems over the years. I've only actually posted/sent less than 5% of those. It's amazing how the mind works.
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by liscio 18y ago
Apple has other evangelists on the payroll already. Some examples: User Interface, Graphics and Media, Developer Tools, Frameworks. These evangelists have often helped developers shed more light on bugs against Mac OS X which are blocking
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by liscio 18y ago
By leveraging the JVM, they were able to re-use existing compiled Java classes alongside the Scala classes. Slide 25 hints at this, but I seem to recall Alex saying they used the Java-based Apache HttpClient in their test cases.