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Tag Archives: mac
SQLEditor Dark Mode Canvas
Recently I’ve been working on providing SQLEditor with a dark mode canvas and here is the current development version (running in dark mode): This work should hopefully appear in the next beta release. And of course, with SQLEditor you can … Continue reading
Mac OS X will still have Java in the future.
There has been lots of stuff written recently about how Java on the Mac has been deprecated. The reality is that one particular Java runtime has been deprecated: the one that Apple write themselves. Java as a language will still … Continue reading
SQLEditor 1.6 final
So, if you’ve seen SQLEditor recently, you’ll hopefully have seen that there is a new version out: version 1.6. This got released just at the beginning of December 2009 1.6 is something that I’ve been working on now for a … Continue reading
Posted in General, Macintosh, SQLEditor
Tagged mac, malcolmhardie-solutions, SQLEditor
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SQLEditor 1.4.4 Released
SQLEditor 1.4.4 was just released on Tuesday, the main feature improvement is the support for compound foreign keys. I posted a bit about this before and the final version is pretty much the same as I described. Unfortunately there were … Continue reading
SQLEditor: Compound Foreign Keys
The newest version of SQLEditor (1.4.4b1) now has support for compound foreign keys. This is something that people have been asking about for a while now, so I’m pleased that it got included. There are some things that may need … Continue reading
Handy database of recommended Mac Apps
Johan Basberg (who designed the beautiful SQLEditor icon) has a handy list of recommended mac applications at http://dittverk.no/mac/files/tag-editor.php And SQLEditor is on this list 🙂
SQLEditor 1.4b2
Another day, another beta. (Kind of) SQLEditor 1.4b2 is now available, which is pretty much bug fixing against 1.4b1. There were several issues with 1.4b1 including an annoying bug that would sometimes delete foreign key connectors when you deleted an … Continue reading
WWDC keynote: Games
(Watching WWDC keynote log over at MacRumors.com) (It seems to be a blogging day for me?) Gaming seems to be one of the big things at this year’s WWDC keynote. EA is apparently going to be doing simultaneous releasing of … Continue reading
Openoffice aqua looking good
I just downloaded the new aqua port of OpenOffice a few days ago and it looks good. There are some bits which aren’t finished yet, but it runs quickly, it runs natively and it runs the same as the other … Continue reading
What have I been doing recently?
Well no updates for a bit. Humm? The main things I’ve been working on: 1) SQLEditor. Lots of things are being worked on. The user interface is being rewritten to improve speed and increase flexibility, the data layer is being … Continue reading
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Tagged development, gamecube, htmlvalidator, mac, malcolmhardie-solutions, me, SQLEditor
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Google Talks: Camino
Mike Pinkerton of Google talks about the Mac web browser Camino. It also includes some interesting history of the Mozilla and Gecko projects. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6765603919277760697
HTMLValidator beta 2
HtmlValidator beta 2 has just been released. The new version offers assorted fixes and a slightly improved interface (a green tick or red cross now appear in the validation window!) There is also a new downloads page which currently offers … Continue reading
HTMLValidator
HTMLValidator 1.0b1 has just been released. It runs on PowerPC or Intel Macs with Mac OS X 10.4 or later. The current version expires 28th February 2007. HTMLValidator is a new desktop HTML validator that works on both web pages … Continue reading
Posted in Company News, Internet Stuff, Macintosh
Tagged cocoa, html, htmlvalidator, mac
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SQLEditor 1.3.2
SQLEditor 1.3.2 Release Update Continue reading
MacFuse released – userspace Mac OS X file systems
I just noticed this announcement on the google mac blog. Amit Singh has released a mac version of Fuse, which is way for people to write interesting extensions to the file system without writing kernel code. The way it works … Continue reading
SQLEditor 1.3.1
SQLEditor 1.3.1 got released on Friday afternoon, this was really just a bug fix release which fixed a handful of problems that were identified. I think the only major fix was that the new UID system was slightly broken in … Continue reading
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Tagged cocoa, mac, malcolmhardie-solutions, SQLEditor
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Writing Unit tests for Cocoa
I realized something interesting today. I use unit testing to (hopefully) improve the quality of my code. With Java I use JUnit. With native Mac stuff I use OCUnit. One really clever thing about OCUnit that I realized today is … Continue reading
Posted in Macintosh, Writing Software
Tagged development, junit, mac, ocunit, unit-testing
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static link library to replace dylib in mac os x
This post on the xcode-users list explains a neat trick on how to get xcode to link a static library instead of a dynamic library. Imagine the circumstance: you want to use a particular non-standard version of a native library … Continue reading