Mac Tip: Objective Development's LaunchBar

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LaunchBar 3.3 and 4.0b1 Released
(05-Apr-2004; 1.9K)

LaunchBar 3.3 and 4.0b1 Released
(05-Apr-2004; 1.9K) 04/09/2004 04:01 PM

Mac OS X Hints: A web search script for
LaunchBar

Mac OS X Hints: A web search script for
LaunchBar 03/13/2003 10:22 AM
Anonymous: "I was looking for a way to quickly search different web sites from any application. I had already set up keyword searches in Chimera/Camino, but wanted that quick search functionality from any application." ... "So I wrote an AppleScript to call from LaunchBar."

Search iTunes Music Store via LaunchBar

Search iTunes Music Store via LaunchBar 04/28/2004 11:33 AM
In the comments to this hint and others, the protocol for an iTunes Music Store search is listed. These protocols will open iTunes and take you directly to the search results page. This works great as a search template in Lau...

Use Launchbar to access securely stored
passwords

Use Launchbar to access securely stored
passwords 01/28/2004 11:20 AM
After searching MacUpdate for password/serial storage apps and trying various free apps, I realised that none of them work the way I want. But then I recalled that LaunchBar can index plain text files. By storing the plain te...

Programming in Objective-C

Programming in Objective-C 01/24/2004 12:35 PM
Programming in Objective-C is a concise, carefully written tutorial on the basics of Objective-C and object-oriented programming. The book makes no assumption about prior experience with object-oriented programming languages or with the C language (upon which Objective-C is based).

CSS vs. Tables - an objective look

CSS vs. Tables - an objective look 05/13/2004 02:00 PM

Andy Budd offers an objective look at table based vs. CSS based design, arguing that using tables for layout sometimes makes more sense than relying on CSS. He also states that the "CSS only" approach of some standards enthusiasts may alienate those not so well-versed in CSS.

Although some of the purists in my customer base may be shocked to hear this, I'm inclined to agree with Andy. IMO, you should use whichever technique makes your work easier - both long-term and short-term. Now, I tend to avoid tables since they're a pain to maintain, but I also realize pure CSS designs can be equally painful given all the cross-browser pitfalls.

When I advocate CSS, it's never from a dogmatic position - instead, it's simply because CSS makes things so much easier, especially when it comes to updating your site. If using CSS doesn't simplify your work, then you need to simplify how you're using CSS, even if that means (shudder) using tables for your layout.

Objective Rhetoric

Objective Rhetoric 07/28/2004 02:46 PM
At this point, thirty years after New Journalism and Post-Modernism, you'd think we wouldn't still need to have this argument, but, here goes: Objectivity isn't objective. Or, as my friend AKMA puts it, "The only people you can trust to be objective are the ones who know that objectivity can’t be reached." If you need proof of this, look no further than the lead article in today's Boston Globe. I have no quarrel at all with the article. In fact, I read it with interest this morning over breakfast. Glen Johnson does a fine job reporting on the second night...

Objective words

Objective words 08/27/2004 01:37 PM
According to Editor and Publisher today: Two days ago, in a front page news article, two New York Times reporters referred to the Swift Boat charges as "mostly unsubstantiated." The paper went a step further this morning on the front page, when reporter Elizabeth Bumiller flatly called the charges "unsubstantied," without a qualifier, in the first sentence of her story on the resignation of the national counsel for President Bush. Other newspapers were not nearly as bold today... So long as we have to choose words for sentences, objectivity is impossible....

An Objective Review of UnixWare 7.1.4

An Objective Review of UnixWare 7.1.4 08/10/2004 06:11 PM

MySQL Objective C API for Cocoa

MySQL Objective C API for Cocoa 08/04/2004 08:29 PM
version 2.3.0 released

C, Objective-C, C++... D! Future Or
failure?

C, Objective-C, C++... D! Future Or
failure? 04/19/2004 08:32 AM

Introduction to Cocoa with Objective-C

Introduction to Cocoa with Objective-C 04/09/2004 03:55 PM
No, I'm not proud of using a proprietary operating system, but Apple's Cocoa + Development Tools is just about the richest, simplest and most powerful programming environment anywhere. If you are interested in Cocoa and don't have a Mac there is an open source, cross platform (but not nearly so complete) implementation available called GNUstep. Here is an introduction to the style of Objective-C Cocoa and some reasons why I hope more programming will be done in this style in the future.

Objective-C Foundation Classes 0.2.1

Objective-C Foundation Classes 0.2.1 02/17/2004 03:59 AM
A general purpose class library for Objective-C.

Love, Hate and Objective-C

Love, Hate and Objective-C 12/16/2003 01:57 AM
Jonathan Rentzsch: "Here's a list capturing my ObjC experience, good and bad. I've shopped it around toPSIG, CAWUG and SFU, integrating the feedback I received from: 1) folks who don't know ObjC at all, 2) those learning it and 3) those who've mastered it."

Objective Decision releases OD4Contact
1.2

Objective Decision releases OD4Contact
1.2 08/20/2004 08:08 AM
Objective Decision have released what they say is a major update to OD4Contact, the company's popular PIM and contact relation management software...

RubyCocoa - A Ruby/Objective-C Bridge fo

RubyCocoa - A Ruby/Objective-C Bridge fo 04/06/2005 11:37 AM
RubyCocoa 0.4.1 was released

Macros for Designing by Contract in
Objective-C 0.1

Macros for Designing by Contract in
Objective-C 0.1 04/22/2004 09:08 AM
A few macros for using the Design by Contract methodology in Objective-C.

RateItAll Among Most Objective Feedback
Mechanisms on the Internet

RateItAll Among Most Objective Feedback
Mechanisms on the Internet 05/31/2004 01:51 PM
RateItAll.com is among the most objective consumer feedback networks on the Web, according to a recent study into online customer feedback mechanisms. [PRWEB May 30, 2004]

Objective-C Foundation Classes 0.6.0
(Default branch)

Objective-C Foundation Classes 0.6.0
(Default branch) 06/22/2005 02:28 AM
The Objective-C Foundation Classes is an Objective-C library. It contains general purpose classes for easier development of applications, in areas such as data types, collections, network, C library wrappers, and compound classes.

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License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

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Changes:
This release adds seven new classes to the library, including a fixed point data type, an integer array data type, a big integer data type, a bzip2 file wrapper, a telnet client, and a discrete distribution class. Two classes have been extended with new methods and one bugfix was made.

Learning Cocoa with Objective-C and
December 2002 Tools Release

Learning Cocoa with Objective-C and
December 2002 Tools Release 03/13/2003 02:07 PM
James Duncan Davidson: "Recently, I've received a spate of inquiries about a particular problem that readers of Learning Cocoa are having when building projects that contain a space in their name. There are two possible solutions, both easy: Name your projects without spaces in them or Edit the target settings. To do this, select the current target, go into Settings -> Simple View ->GCC Compiler Settings, and then put quote marks around the file name in the Prefix Header box."

Steve Kochan Teaches Objective-C
Mini-Bootcamp June 25-26, 2005

Steve Kochan Teaches Objective-C
Mini-Bootcamp June 25-26, 2005 04/05/2005 02:12 PM

Big Nerd Ranch announces an exciting opportunity for future Cocoa developers - June 25-26, 2005. Steve Kochan, one of the foremost Objective-C experts, will be teaching a mini-bootcamp on Objective-C programming in conjunction with the June Cocoa Bootcamp. The mini-bootcamp can be taken on its own for $1000.00 or can be packaged with the Cocoa Bootcamp for a package price of $4300.00. The two-day bootcamp will provide intensive training in the essential areas of Objective-C programming and provides the perfect opportunity for developers who want to receive training in this field. Unlike other courses in Objective-C, no prior background in C or object-oriented programming is required, and students attending the class will emerge fully prepared to begin developing in one of the key languages in the industry.

Steve Kochan Teaches Objective-C
Mini-Bootcamp at the Big Nerd Ranch,
June 25-26, 2005

Steve Kochan Teaches Objective-C
Mini-Bootcamp at the Big Nerd Ranch,
June 25-26, 2005 04/04/2005 04:39 AM
Steve Kochan will teach a 2-day intensive class on Objective-C. Classes are all-inclusive, and students may combine this class with Cocoa Bootcamp for a multi-class discount. [PRWEB Apr 4, 2005]

Diogenes Publishes Thorough Review of
Veritas CommandCentral™Research Provides
IT Buyer’s with an Objective Evaluation
of Storage Resource Management software

Diogenes Publishes Thorough Review of
Veritas CommandCentral™Research Provides
IT Buyer’s with an Objective Evaluation
of Storage Resource Management software 03/17/2005 03:45 AM
Diogenes Analytical Laboratories, Inc., the IT industry’s foremost independent laboratory for objective storage product reviews announces availability of its review of Veritas’ CommandCentral Storage and CommandCentral Service storage management products. CommandCentral received the “Diogenes Shortlist Candidate” designation because of its comprehensive feature set combined with a high degree of manageability. [PRWEB Mar 16, 2005]

Beta: LaunchBar 4.0 Beta 6

Beta: LaunchBar 4.0 Beta 6 06/10/2004 09:58 AM
The latest beta version of the Mac OS X launcher adds periodic index rescans, browsing of Address Book/Contact properties, Entourage address book integration, new and updated web search templates, and more.

Beta: LaunchBar 4.0 Beta 3

Beta: LaunchBar 4.0 Beta 3 04/30/2004 09:15 AM
The beta version of the file launcher offers live background updates, web search, hierarchical browsing, the ability to run AppleScripts and Unix executables, smart groups, improved iTunes browsing, improved international support, and other features.
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