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  1. Visit Wait till I come! » Blog Archive » Five things to do to a script before handing it over to the next developer Wait till I come! » Blog Archive » Five things to do to a script before handing it over to the next developer

    http://www.wait-till-i.com/2008/02/07/five-things-to-do-to-a-script-before-handing-it-over-to-the-next-developer/

    Via l.m.orchard, five suggestions to remember before you passing your code to the next developer.

  2. Visit Cocoabuilder - (?) MacBook Air multitouch trackpad API Cocoabuilder - (?) MacBook Air multitouch trackpad API

    http://www.cocoabuilder.com/archive/message/cocoa/2008/2/2/197830

    There was a message on the list asking for an API for the Air's multitouch trackpad. A little bit of reverse engineering (not mine) yields a few new NSEvent types and corresponding NSResponder methods that can be used to receive the default … More

  3. Visit First Steps with the MyBlogLog API - kentbrewster.com First Steps with the MyBlogLog API - kentbrewster.com

    http://kentbrewster.com/first-steps-with-the-mybloglog-api/

    After much hard work, the team at MyBlogLog and the Yahoo! Developer Network--including but definitely not limited to Todd Sampson, Ian Kennedy, J.R. Conlin, and the one and only Chris Goffinet--have released the MyBlogLog API into limited public beta.

  4. Visit Google Mac Developer Playground - Google Code Google Mac Developer Playground - Google Code

    http://code.google.com/mac/

    Many developers at Google work on interesting open-source projects, some full time, some in their 20% time. This page is a collection of several such Mac-related projects.

  5. Visit Official Google Mac Blog: New Google Toolbox for Mac Official Google Mac Blog: New Google Toolbox for Mac

    http://googlemac.blogspot.com/2008/01/new-google-toolbox-for-mac.html

    We on the Mac team love code. Nothing helps as much as some working sample code when you're trying to get something done -- well, maybe with the exception of some working code that you can use within your own projects.

  6. Visit Can Chinese Copycats Drive Innovation? Can Chinese Copycats Drive Innovation?

    http://digitalwatch.ogilvy.com.cn/en/?p=63

    Keeping Time with China’s New Media

  7. Visit redMine - project management and issue tracking redMine - project management and issue tracking

    http://redmine.rubyforge.org/

    redMine is an open source project management web application. Written in Ruby, using Ruby on Rails framework, it is cross-platform (Unix / Linux, Windows) and cross-database.

  8. Visit Sparkle Sparkle

    http://andymatuschak.org/pages/sparkle

  9. Visit Cocoa Dev Central: Learn Cocoa II Cocoa Dev Central: Learn Cocoa II

    http://cocoadevcentral.com/d/learn_cocoa_two/

  10. Visit OpenCode OpenCode

    http://opencode.media.mit.edu/

    This is OpenCode.

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