Category | Development



That’s how we are making an interface for a Mac Application

Date: 09 Sep 2011 | Development | 
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Pix.AM 2.0 Release Candidate 1

Date: 25 Jul 2011 | Development | 
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We have finished development of Pix.AM 2.0 version. We are ready to submit it to the app store but we would like to get your feedback and make some final changes. - Mac OS X Lion complete support - All screenshots are saved to Downloads directory - Image editing is up to two times faster - All Tools will have smooth shadows - Undo tool do not replace your current tool anymore - Application will not open preview for every uploaded/saved image. On successful upload you can click on notification window and open this link in a browser.  - Fixed bug with Account login window when it was displayed...



Cocoa Style for Objective-C

Date: 21 May 2011 | Development | 
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I have found these two posts explaining how Cocoa and Objective-C code should look when I have started learning Objective-C with Cocoa two years ago. I was reading them for few times during the learning and development processes and every time I was improving my own code writing skills. The conventions of naming and formatting Objective-C code are not the same as traditional C, C++ or even Java programs. Apple has laid out a set of guidelines as to how code should be written for maximum clarity and integration with the frameworks. In addition, there are some undocumented conventions that Cocoa...



iSynchronize 1.1 User Interface Preview

Date: 27 Mar 2011 | Development | 
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New sync view shows only your preferences: New client view shows available sync clients:



The Main idea of iSynchronize application

Date: 25 Feb 2011 | Development | 
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I don't want to see iSynchronize software as a standalone application. I would like to make it as transparent for end user as possible. I don't want to create one more application. The main idea of this application is to create data sync services for Mac OS X. Let it be a useful tool what you will download just after the installation. It will help you to keep your profile (all your settings and data) up to date on all your systems. That is how I see a iSynchronize services and I'm moving towards it :)