June 2008
22 posts
InfoQ: Apple ramps up involvement in SproutCore  →
The ceaseless linkup continues…
Jun 27th
SproutCore 0.9.11 is out! http://tinyurl.com/6445jm
Jun 25th
Sproutit Mailroom makes answering SproutCore mailing list email faster!
Jun 22nd
sticking with colloquy for now…maybe a jabber/irc bridge is better?
Jun 22nd
waiting for my Linkinus license
Jun 22nd
Apple is like Chuck Norris: Things don’t happen to Apple, Apple happens to things
Jun 19th
Now SproutCore Integration in TextMate! http://tinyurl.com/56boo6
Jun 19th
sproutcore 0.9.10 is out
Jun 18th
sproutcore is a framework: it does everything and then asks you occasionally what to do - onitunes
Jun 18th
sproutcore is a framework: it does everything and then asks you occasionally what to do
Jun 18th
finally figured out the rails conflict for SC. trying to deploy a fix now
Jun 18th
ohnoz. sproutcore.com is digged.
Jun 16th
Digg - Apple's open secret: SproutCore is Cocoa... →
Since SproutCore.com is down, I have posted the demos on my .Mac account so you can still visit them: Photos demo: http://mac.okito.net/static/photos/ (This has some special features for people using the latest builds of WebKit) Sample Controls: http://mac.okito.net/static/sample_controls/
Jun 16th
Ohnoz...SproutCore gets digg'd!
Last night was like watching a tornado come.  I could run to the cellar, but… Traffic started to spike last night on Sproutcore.com so I ordered a new server hoping to get the wordpress install transferred over time.  No dice.   We should be on a new VDS this afternoon and sproutcore.com will be back up.  Sorry everyone.  Viva la open source…
Jun 16th
“If you were waiting for the resurrection of Yellow Box or Cocoa for Windows,...”
– Daniel Digler Gets it. Cocoa for Windows + Flash Killer = SproutCore — RoughlyDrafted Magazine
Jun 16th
WebKit Debugger →
The new debugger in WebKit is the best on the market now.  Especially since the Firefox folks seem to be determined to completely ruin the usefulness of Firebug.   Get the latest nightly and checkout debugger, console, HTML inspector and AMAZING profiler.  Yay!
Jun 13th
Apple launches Web 2.0 infrastructure: MobileMe |... →
Jun 10th
Want to Try Out Apple’s MobileMe? Check Out... →
Jun 10th
MobileMe announced for iPhones, Macs, and PCs --... →
Jun 10th
Jun 10th
Pipelined: Easy Event-Driven Programming for Ruby
One of the primary performance issues with Rails and Ruby applications in general is their one-request-per-process architecture.  I finally got around this weekend to publishing some code I’ve had sitting on my computer for awhile to address this problem. The Problem Rails apps tend to be difficult to scale because they handle only one request-per-instance at a time.  Switching to a...
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