Accessorizer Useful Objc Dev Tool

October 8, 2002

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14 Principles Of Polite Apps

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The Terrors Of Alpha Testing

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Light Bulbs

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Google News

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Google Changes In Depth

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Free The Mouse

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Becoming Conversant

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Email Error Reporting Now Works

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Lived In Apps

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Ive always been fascinated how people tend to live in one particular application.

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Me, Ive been living in Project Builder (unsurprisingly) for the last half-year or so.

What app do you live in? And why? Im curious. (link)

Since about July, I too have been living in Project Builder. In fact, as a WebObjects developer I lived there for the 8 months before that, too. But since I started hacking Sid again (and the mystery app) I’ve been hacking Cocoa instead of WebObjects. God, I love it. <plug>If you want to hire me to hack Mac OS X apps, that would be fine with me. :-)</plug>