At a press conference earlier today, Apple released the much anticipated native SDK for the iPhone.
iPhone applications will be created using Cocoa. To develop native applications for the iPhone, developer will be using the XCode IDE and the newly released iPhone SDK and iPhone simulator. Third party applications will be made available through [...]
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It is that time of year where we reflect on the accomplishments of the passing year and look forward to the one to come. Here is a window into the past year in technology through this year’s popular posts on TechKnow Juixe.
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Boot Camp allows you to run Microsoft Windows on your Mac, natively just as you would on any laptop from Dell or HP. In essence, boot camp allows you to start and run either OS X or Windows on your Apple hardware.
Boot Camp is easy to set up and configure and perhaps that is [...]
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I recently mentioned how to grab a screen shot of an application window on Windows XP. On Mac OS X you can also capture a screen shot of a window but its definitely is not as simple as Windows since it does not come with a Print Screen key. Mac OS X comes [...]
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iPhone Development
The iPhone Dev Camp started on Saturday by a nice presentation by Chritopher Allen, a MacHack veteran, regarding what is known about the iPhone from a web developer’s perspective. What is known is that the iPhone uses web standards (HTML, XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, PDF and Quicktime). Web 2.0 best practices apply for [...]
I attended last nights San Francisco Ruby group meet up held at CNET. The theme of last nights meeting was Lightning Talks and Mini Hack Session. I was only able to attend for the Lighting Talks.
Rich Collins started off the lightning talks with a presentation of his new Ruby on Rails plugin Simply [...]