The Cocoa Controller Layer

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Overclock the Liteon 1213S Single Layer
to 1633S for Dual Layer and 16x Writing

Overclock the Liteon 1213S Single Layer
to 1633S for Dual Layer and 16x Writing 08/28/2004 04:41 PM

XCode Forums - Cocoa Cocoa-Java Carbon
Java AppleScript

XCode Forums - Cocoa Cocoa-Java Carbon
Java AppleScript 06/24/2004 02:52 PM
General XCode Discussion, Project Discussion, Compatibility, Deployment, The Showroom. Languages: Cocoa, Cocoa-Java, Carbon, AppleScript, Java. Additional Topics: Graphics and Gaming, Interface Development

Inter-Way Networks announces migration
to Hosting Controller. As part of the
agreement, Inter-Way will deploy Hosting
Controller on 400 existing servers and
offer Windows servers pre installed with
the product.

Inter-Way Networks announces migration
to Hosting Controller. As part of the
agreement, Inter-Way will deploy Hosting
Controller on 400 existing servers and
offer Windows servers pre installed with
the product. 08/05/2004 03:40 AM
Inter-Way Networks, a prominent provider of dedicated hosting and collocation services in Latin America, deploys Hosting Controller (hostingcontroller.com), the company announced on Wednesday. As part of the agreement, Inter-Way will offer Windows servers pre installed with Hosting Controller and it will also deploy the products on 400 existing hosting servers. [PRWEB Aug 5, 2004]

Gtk+-Cocoa

Gtk+-Cocoa 09/06/2004 07:52 PM
First Release

Hot Cocoa Sampler Box

Hot Cocoa Sampler Box 12/21/2003 06:15 AM
Christmas bonus .. thread on Fark

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Cocoa in a Nutshell

Cocoa in a Nutshell 04/13/2004 03:29 PM

Applescript vs. Cocoa

Applescript vs. Cocoa 02/07/2005 01:20 AM
"Ken Ferry mailed me about my iTunes controller, wondering what the overhead was for using Applescript in my Lisp controller. With a little experimentation I found that calling out to the shell added about 350ms to the runtime for each call, plus execution time. To refresh a page which interrogates iTunes for the current track, the current volume, and whether it was set to play on random or not would take well over a second just to call the scripts."

Cocoa SIG in Seattle

Cocoa SIG in Seattle 09/27/2004 03:24 AM
Looks like there’s a new Cocoa SIG in Seattle meeting at the Apple store in the University Village. Sounds like fun.

Cocoa NewsPost 1.0

Cocoa NewsPost 1.0 08/18/2004 10:23 PM
Usenet auto poster with many features.

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.

MySQL Objective C API for Cocoa

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

iData Pro, Go Cocoa (09-Aug-2004; 2K)

iData Pro, Go Cocoa (09-Aug-2004; 2K) 08/09/2004 08:27 PM

Cocoa# Shaping Up, Screenshots Available

Cocoa# Shaping Up, Screenshots Available 08/13/2004 12:22 PM

Recommended Cocoa Tutorials

Recommended Cocoa Tutorials 07/27/2004 09:38 PM
James David Ramsey: "iDevGames has been posting many links for Cocoa tutorials recently, and I would like to pass along my personal favorite set of tutorials. MacDevCenter.com has a collection that is quite extensive, and seems (for me) to follow a difficulty progression that just plain works. So much fell into place after doing the 'Color Well' tutorial that I struck out on my own and did some much more fun stuff, then came back to learn some more."

Cocoa#: Mono + MacOS X

Cocoa#: Mono + MacOS X 08/13/2004 09:10 PM

Cocoa# and the Importance of Developers

Cocoa# and the Importance of Developers 08/14/2004 08:45 PM
Apple understands the flow-on effect of having Java/.Net developers using their platform. Chris Adamson, was asking whats the benefit of a great java environment from Apple, if there are no Desktop Java Apps. Well, couple of things, firstly some of these guys are writing simple Swing Apps in Java, and its good to know they will work and look good on Macs. But secondly, these developers are making sure software doesn't break when used on Macs.

AppleScript and Cocoa: from Top to
Bottom

AppleScript and Cocoa: from Top to
Bottom 09/01/2004 02:08 AM
AppleScript lets users - end users - combine abilities of the applications on their system to perform tasks that no single application can perform on its own. This means that a user can use data from one application, process it in another, and pass it on to a third. In the same way that Unix tools can be combined in very powerful ways on the command line, AppleScript lets users create solutions that are more than the sum of their parts. As well, AppleScript lets users automate repetitive tasks that they have to do often so that they can save time and effort.

PostgreSQL Cocoa Framework

PostgreSQL Cocoa Framework 01/24/2004 10:19 AM
PostgreSQL Cocoa Framework 0.6d3

MySQL Cocoa project 2.3.0

MySQL Cocoa project 2.3.0 08/04/2004 10:01 PM
An Objective-C Cocoa API for MySQL.

Cocoa# is Shaping Up; First Screenshots
Available

Cocoa# is Shaping Up; First Screenshots
Available 08/16/2004 02:51 AM
The first shot is a Cocoa# WebBrowser that Geoff Norton wrote in about 88 lines of C# code using the WebKit Framework. The other shot is showing MonoDoc running in Cocoa#. At the bottom of each screen shot you can see a terminal window with debugging output.

cocoa.mamasam donation

cocoa.mamasam donation 03/06/2004 01:52 AM
The best Cocoa programming resource that I know of—I use it pretty much every single day—is the searchable mailing list archives at cocoa.mamasam.com.

I hadn’t noticed until today that they take donations, so I donated $30. It’s easily worth it—this site has saved me many hours of head-scratching. It’s a very nearly indispensable part of my programmer’s toolkit.

Cocoa and Perl ÑÊThere's More Than One
Way to Do It

Cocoa and Perl ÑÊThere's More Than One
Way to Do It 12/28/2003 11:21 AM
The intended audience for this article includes: Cocoa Objective-C veterans who want to explore using Perl from Objective-C, Perl veterans who want to deploy their Perl skills in Cocoa. The authors include one of each.

Cocoa Bootcamp to be held Aug. 23-27

Cocoa Bootcamp to be held Aug. 23-27 07/13/2004 07:01 PM
The Big Nerd Ranch will hold its next Cocoa Bootcamp on August 23-27...

Cocoa Bindings Reference

Cocoa Bindings Reference 03/30/2005 02:09 PM
Cocoa bindings is a collection of technologies that reduces the code dependencies between models, views and controllers, automatically synchronizing views when models change. You can eliminate most of your glue code by using bindings available in Interface Builder to connect controllers with models and views.

A Better Finder ATTRIBUTES — now with
Cocoa!!

A Better Finder ATTRIBUTES — now with
Cocoa!! 03/13/2003 10:17 AM
Publicspace.net has announce versioned 3.0 beta 1 of its "A Better Finder Attributes" Macintosh Finder enhancement. This is the first version of the popular Finder file attribute manipulation utility for Mac OS X and it has been rewritten from scratch to take full advantage of Mac OS X's powerful Cocoa programming interface.

Option-Shift K Apple Hacker Swag!

Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X, 2nd
Edition

Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X, 2nd
Edition 05/26/2004 03:07 PM

Open Source XML-RPC for Cocoa

Open Source XML-RPC for Cocoa 03/11/2003 09:44 AM
I posted a new open source XML-RPC implementation for Cocoa. It’s BSD licensed, which means you can use it in commercial apps and apps that aren’t themselves open source.

This code is, at this writing, just a little ahead of the code that’s in the current NetNewsWire beta. NetNewsWire’s weblog editor uses XML-RPC to communicate with Radio UserLand, Movable Type, Conversant, Blogger, and so on.

The code is in beta: it needs more testing and more documentation.

People will ask: why not use WebServicesCore? Here’s a quote from the Cocoa XML-RPC page:

At this writing (7 March 2003) the implementation of XML-RPC in Apple’s WebServicesCore has a crashing bug. Whenever a method response contains an empty element, there’s a crash.

We fully expect this (and other smaller bugs) to get fixed—but we couldn’t wait. (NetNewsWire’s weblog editor uses XML-RPC heavily; it’s how external editors work with weblogs.)

Using this XML-RPC code has other benefits: it’s Open Source, so you can see the code. As a set of Cocoa classes it’s easier to use than a C API, and you can create sub-classes.

Binding your Preferences in Cocoa

Binding your Preferences in Cocoa 05/07/2004 01:56 AM
One of the easiest ways to get started with Cocoa Bindings is to manage preferences in an application. This article will show you how to using Cocoa Bindings in a step-by-step fashion to eliminate the glue code that goes with implementing preferences. At the same time, we hope that the step-by-step format guides you to your own "ah-ha" moment.

C Language Tutorial for Cocoa

C Language Tutorial for Cocoa 06/08/2004 05:22 PM
Scott Stevenson: "Most C books will assume no programming experience, and teach you syntax and concepts that are irrelevant or counter-productive in Cocoa. So in the interest of providing the best overall solution, this tutorial makes two assumptions. First, I assume that you have a basic, non-expert understanding of PHP. Second, I assume that your end goal is to write Cocoa programs in Objective-C. You will also need to know how to enter simple instructions on the Mac OS X command line using the Terminal application.

Cocoa Keyboard Options

Cocoa Keyboard Options 02/25/2003 01:22 PM
A while back I wrote about Cocoa vs Carbon in relation to the new ?Hide Others? keyboard command. Nicholas Riley posted a response that allowed

Cocoa perldoc reader for OS X

Cocoa perldoc reader for OS X 06/05/2004 12:02 PM
sps writes "perlDoc.app is a perl POD reader for OS X." Nat adds: it's still in the early stages, but it has potential. sps is also behind Mac::iPod::DB (w00t!)

Ruby and MySQL and Cocoa

Ruby and MySQL and Cocoa 06/16/2004 03:14 PM
Amongst a lot of other great stuff, MacOS X 10.3 ships with MySQL and Ruby. Ruby, for you die-hard php/perl fans out there, is a splendid object-orientated language that performs very well on the Mac, too. You can even integr...

Open Source XML-RPC Class for Cocoa

Open Source XML-RPC Class for Cocoa 03/13/2003 10:25 AM
Ranchero Software has released an open source XML-RPC class for Cocoa.

Learning Cocoa: Repurposing Variables

Learning Cocoa: Repurposing Variables 01/18/2004 02:48 PM
Set Roby: "By now we know that every variable is really just a bunch of bits, which we can look at a certain way and read as an integer, a pointer, or whatever else we need to remember. Well, what else do we want to remember?"

Improving Cocoa/ObjC Enumeration

Improving Cocoa/ObjC Enumeration 12/28/2003 11:21 AM
jonathan "wolf" rentzsch: "I have a number of issues with enumeration in Cocoa/ObjC. Indeed, I have a problem with every one of the three lines necessary in the standard idiom. It even goes beyond that -- I have an problem with the very fact it's three lines of code versus one."

Open Cocoa applications in the
background

Open Cocoa applications in the
background 11/03/2003 11:10 AM
You can open Cocoa applications in the background while maintaining your current application in the foreground simply by double-clicking on said app's dock icon at a fast-paced rhythm. The double-click pace takes a little pra...

Other News: Port Cocoa to Java?

Other News: Port Cocoa to Java? 02/19/2004 11:22 AM
Fred McCann offers an interesting proposal for Apple's development support strategy.

Steven Frank on Butterfinger Hot Cocoa
Mix

Steven Frank on Butterfinger Hot Cocoa
Mix 01/26/2004 02:58 PM
Steven Frank is less than utterly enthusiastic about Butterfinger Hot Cocoa Mix.

Developing Desktop Applications with
Cocoa

Developing Desktop Applications with
Cocoa 12/20/2003 03:56 AM
This five-day course combines lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on training. It introduces the Objective-C language, the Apple integrated development environment (IDE), and the Cocoa frameworks.
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AppleScript FAQ: String, Text, Unicode
Text

AppleScript FAQ: String, Text, Unicode
Text 12/17/2004 06:30 PM
A string is a bunch of characters of the ASCII table (including extended ASCII, that is, all the 256 characters). text is the same. styled text is a string containing information about the standard styles: on styles (that is plain, bold, italic, underline, outline, shadow, condensed, expanded), font id, size, color, etc. Unicode text is supossed to contain any character in the known languages (latin, japanese, etc.). The information is kept in two bytes. If you are thinking in a multi-language solution in your script, you may use this kind of text as your standard.

10.3: AppleScript and Safari clickable
link example

10.3: AppleScript and Safari clickable
link example 10/29/2003 12:32 PM
Just noticed this today while perusing the AppleScript area at Apple. I was looking for GUI Scripting to do download and install, but they seem to indicate that GUI Scripting is installed by default in Panther. One thing that...

An AppleScript to toggle JavaScript in
Safari

An AppleScript to toggle JavaScript in
Safari 05/20/2004 11:45 AM
Being a satisfied Safari user, I've never seen the need to disable JavaScript in my regular browsing; but this morning I came across a need to test several sites with JavaScript both enabled and disabled. Imagine my surprise ...

Apple: Safari, AppleScript and
JavaScript

Apple: Safari, AppleScript and
JavaScript 10/29/2003 02:19 AM
As noted yesterday, the latest version of Safari includes the 'do JavaScript' command in its AppleScript dictionary. By using the command, users can create AppleScript scripts that interact with the Safari JavaScript DOM (Document Object Model). Apple provides sample scripts along with links to Safari Developer FAQ, Safari JavaScript DOM Part 1 and Safari JavaScript DOM Part 2.

WordService - Add useful text handling
to Cocoa apps

WordService - Add useful text handling
to Cocoa apps 02/01/2005 09:25 PM
The macosxhints Rating:[Score: 10 out of 10] Developer: DEVONtechnologies / [Product Page] Price: Free With the recent release of iWork, many folks seem interested in using Pages to replace their current word processor. As I...

An improved 'Combine Windows'
AppleScript for Safari

An improved 'Combine Windows'
AppleScript for Safari 04/09/2004 03:59 PM
The "Combine Windows" Safari script (available on the Safari AppleScript page) takes all the open browser windows and consolidates them into one tabbed window. The following script gathers up all tabs in all browser windows and combines them into one window

An AppleScript to launch Safari and open
a given site

An AppleScript to launch Safari and open
a given site 07/23/2004 11:38 AM
I have been plagued with a bug, for some time and for many verisons of Safari, that for one reason or another insists on resetting my Home Page to the "factory default settings" every so often. Just often enough to be really ...

Open new Safari window with an
AppleScript application

Open new Safari window with an
AppleScript application 12/10/2003 11:28 AM
The Safari dock icon behavior has always annoyed me. If you have no windows open and click on it, it will open a new Safari window. Great. However, if you have other windows open or minimized to the dock, it will just rest...

Apple developing AppleScript 1.10 for
Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger

Apple developing AppleScript 1.10 for
Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger 08/02/2004 08:57 PM
Apple Computer will include AppleScript 1.10 with Mac OS X version 10.4 "Tiger," AppleInsider has learned. The release will include many new features and enhancements while correcting numerous problems found with AppleScript 1.9.3 and earlier versions.

An AppleScript to email Safari URLs with
titles via Mail

An AppleScript to email Safari URLs with
titles via Mail 03/21/2003 10:17 AM
I've been trying to use Mail/Safari rather than Mozilla. One of the (many) things I miss is the ability to select "send link" when viewing a page, to have a new message created with the page title as the subject and the URL ...

Potential Safari/HelpViewer security
vulnerability; AppleScript fix

Potential Safari/HelpViewer security
vulnerability; AppleScript fix 05/17/2004 08:53 PM
The problem arises when this automatic opening behavior is combined with Apple HelpViewer's ability to automatically run programs via the "help:" protocol. A maliciously intended help file could therefore locate and launch a threatening file from within the mounted disk image.

AppleScript Pro Sessions to cover Tiger,
Automator

AppleScript Pro Sessions to cover Tiger,
Automator 04/14/2005 08:35 AM
AppleScript Pro Sessions (May 2-6 in Monterey, California.) will include coverage of Tiger, including AppleScript changes in the new OS version and Automator, the new personal automation assistant...

News: AppleScript Pro Sessions to cover
Tiger, Automator

News: AppleScript Pro Sessions to cover
Tiger, Automator 04/14/2005 12:33 PM
With Mac OS X v10.4 "Tiger's" release planned for April 29, 2005, the coordinators of AppleScript Pro Sessions have announced that their next event will feature coverage of Tiger and Tiger's new automation tool Automator. The sessions will happen in Monterey, Calif. from May 2 - 6, 2005.

AppleScript text console?

AppleScript text console? 07/30/2004 01:58 PM
Whenever I’m writing AppleScript scripts, I wish I had a simple text console I could write to.

I find myself doing display dialog or creating formatted blocks of text and creating a new TextEdit window to display them. But that’s a pain.

Is there such an application?

Tiger Primer: Safari 2.0

Tiger Primer: Safari 2.0 07/07/2004 06:09 PM
By Jason Snell, Macworld (via MyAppleMenu)

AppleScript for removing performance
bottlenecks in Safari (deletes
potentially problematic .plist files)

AppleScript for removing performance
bottlenecks in Safari (deletes
potentially problematic .plist files) 06/22/2005 02:39 AM
MacFixIt readers John Boyden and Tom X have put together a small AppleScript that will delete the QuickTime .plist file in question, as well as a few other preference files that may cause issues with Safari from time to time.

Apple - Mac OS X - Tiger Preview -
Safari RSS

Apple - Mac OS X - Tiger Preview -
Safari RSS 06/28/2004 04:55 PM
RSS into an upcoming version of the Safari .. hearing news

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Can one test the new Safari and RSS
without installing Tiger?

Can one test the new Safari and RSS
without installing Tiger? 08/10/2004 12:29 PM
Any Mac geeks out there know if it's possible to install the newer Safari (the one with the fancy RSS stuff built in) without doing a full Tiger install? I'm very hesitant to install Tiger on my only Powerbook, but I'd really like to test out the RSS integration in Tiger....

Apple - Mac OS X - Tiger Preview -
Theater - Safari

Apple - Mac OS X - Tiger Preview -
Theater - Safari 06/28/2004 04:55 PM
this quicktime demo of the Safari reader .. Safari's new RSS reader .. this video from Apple .. video .. demo

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An AppleScript to convert clipboard
contents to plain text

An AppleScript to convert clipboard
contents to plain text 02/11/2004 11:04 AM
I frequently find myself wanting to copy and paste text between two programs that use completely different styles for their text. The problem is that when I paste the text, it brings along the style of other program, which me...

Russia fines text hack spammer

Russia fines text hack spammer 06/25/2004 11:47 AM
The Register Jun 25 2004 4:25PM GMT

Clean up the Safari clipboard via text
clippings

Clean up the Safari clipboard via text
clippings 11/14/2003 11:22 AM
This might be well-known, but I just discovered it now. I wanted to copy some text from a Web page to an email message, so I copied the text in Safari and pasted it into a mail message. The pasted text included all sorts of h...

Keep track of page location while
zooming text in Safari

Keep track of page location while
zooming text in Safari 04/28/2004 11:33 AM
I love the "enlarge/shrink text" buttons in Safari. The first thing I do when I use Safari is ensure those bad boys are in the toolbar from the menu (View -> Text Size). The trouble is I always seem to ge about two to three ...

Move selection to end of line in Safari
text area

Move selection to end of line in Safari
text area 12/19/2003 01:11 PM
Normally, when you are editing text, Command-Right Arrow will move you to the end of a line of text, and Command-Shift-Right Arrow will select to the end of a line of text. However, in Safari, Command-Shift-Right Arrow will ...

Fix Arabic text in Safari and Mail with
Office 2004

Fix Arabic text in Safari and Mail with
Office 2004 08/16/2004 10:00 AM
This is an issue that has been discussed in some detail on Apple's forums, but has not been mentioned on Microsoft's own support site for Office 2004 at all. Office 2004 installs its own versions of Arial and Times New Roman...

Say hello to Bonjour

Say hello to Bonjour 04/14/2005 04:01 PM
After recent speculation among the Macintosh community about renaming Apple's Rendezvous technology, the company has now changed the standards-based networking technology name to Bonjour. TIBCO Software filed a lawsuit against Apple in 2003 for using the trademarked Rendezvous name and it was expected that Apple would change the name to "OpenTalk" based on a trademark application it filed in July of 2004.

The Cocoa Controller Layer

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