I Want Media - Media People: Jeff Jarvis

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"Jeff Jarvis"

"Jeff Jarvis" 04/11/2004 08:15 AM

Jeff Jarvis and company

Jeff Jarvis and company 12/04/2003 09:33 AM
criticize Dean .. criticisms

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"BuzzMachine... by Jeff Jarvis"

"BuzzMachine... by Jeff Jarvis" 12/26/2003 09:03 PM

BuzzMachine... by Jeff Jarvis

BuzzMachine... by Jeff Jarvis 11/05/2003 03:02 AM
John Kerry's campaign Buys Ads On 4 Blogs .. he bought some ads .. Jeff Jarvis

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"JEFF JARVIS ON THE 9/11 COMMISSION:"

"JEFF JARVIS ON THE 9/11 COMMISSION:" 06/24/2004 04:50 AM

"Jeff Jarvis on popularity and
priorities,"

"Jeff Jarvis on popularity and
priorities," 05/07/2004 04:20 PM

BuzzMachine ... by Jeff Jarvis :
Reaganistes

BuzzMachine ... by Jeff Jarvis :
Reaganistes 11/06/2003 07:39 AM
CBS' weak-kneed move .. Reaganistes .. good point

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[f2c] Jeff Jarvis and Bob Corn-Revere

[f2c] Jeff Jarvis and Bob Corn-Revere 03/30/2005 05:50 PM
Jeff interviews Bob Corn-Revere, a first amendment lawyer, about the new threats to free speech. Bob says that the Democrats have been even more pro-regulation than the Republicans. The fines have gone way up: 4x the fines this year than in the total of the past ten years. We now have "obscenity light," a vast expansion of scope and vagueness. Jeff recounts his investigation of the 129 complaints that caused the FCC to issue it's largest fine ever, $1.2M. Jeff found that they were written by 23 people and all but 3 were the same. Bob says that the number...

"INTERVIEW WITH JEFF JARVIS about his
new syndicated warbl0g"

"INTERVIEW WITH JEFF JARVIS about his
new syndicated warbl0g" 03/15/2003 08:30 AM

"Jeff Jarvis points to the Iraqi
bl0ggers"

"Jeff Jarvis points to the Iraqi
bl0ggers" 05/26/2004 01:02 AM

Jeff Jarvis asks for an external
commenting system

Jeff Jarvis asks for an external
commenting system 06/22/2005 02:41 AM

"Remind me of the names and addresses of external blog comment systems."

Hey Jeff - I hope you'll be at SuperNova to hear Sxip's announcement!

Jeff Jarvis: Persistent user storage and
control

Jeff Jarvis: Persistent user storage and
control 07/23/2004 04:35 AM

I just found this [via Arish Maurya]. It's from June 11th.

A place for my stuff

I want a place on the Internet where I can store all my stuff so I can get to it from anywhere on any device to consume, modify, store, or share. This stuff could be anything -- my movies, music, to-do lists, shopping lists (for the family to update), contacts, documents, search history, bookmarks, photos, preferences, voicemail, anything, everything. And it should come with the functionality necessary to execute all those verbs I listed (e.g., a nice little list-making ap).

I want the ultimate -- in the words of George Carlin -- place for my stuff.

Count on this: It will be a big consumer business. I said below, in the middle of another post, that this could come from phone or cable companies, from Google or Microsoft or Yahoo, or from a new company (VCs: pay attention!). A server for everyone and everyone on a server.

I'm writing this again to highlight it because I see lots of people dancing around this need and desire. See Jason Kottke's smart post about his three wishes for TiVo, inspired by their move into Internet-delivered programming. I agree with two of his wants: He wants TiVo to make better, smarter, categorized recommendations. And he wants TiVo to create community around TV since it is, after all, a social experience.

But I disagree with his third wish: That TiVo becomes the Internet-accessible place for your stuff, complete with that list application. I wonder whether that's not better up in the cloud because (1) you can get to it from anywhere -- even multiple TVs, (2) the storage can be unlimited -- see GMail, and (3) it won't go obsolete. But I agree that I want it, too. Is technology like Christmas: If I hint enough, I'll get it?

: I once worked with a German company called Twest.d e that was going to deliver the shopping-list ap and other great little bits that treated the Internet like a life's operating system. Wrong time, wrong platform, wrong VCs, too bad. But now the time has come.

[Jeff Jarvis]

Marc replies...

Right on to Jeff. Perfectly articulated. Digital Lifestyle Aggregation.

Jeff Jarvis, highest paid bl0gger on
Earth

Jeff Jarvis, highest paid bl0gger on
Earth 03/14/2003 05:07 PM
Jeff Jarvis, the creator of Entertainment Weekly, and the president and creative director of Advance.net (Conde Nast's Internet division), has come to the realization that he is being paid to blog, and is likely to be the highest paid blogger on Earth. Link Discuss

One More Reason Why People Disrespect
Media

One More Reason Why People Disrespect
Media 08/17/2004 08:48 PM
The Daily Kos notes a Republican astroturf campaign in which many newspapers printed a letter, written by Bush operatives but signed by people in local communities, offering political support to the president's campaign. I don't expect much shame from the people who would sign their names to someone else's work in this way. I do expect better of newspaper editorial pages, which should be checking for this kind of stuff. New media, but sleazy old tricks.

Media, people blamed for 1901 census
site cock-up

Media, people blamed for 1901 census
site cock-up 11/14/2003 06:58 AM
It's not funny, not clever

Asian Media Reports N. Korea Gives its
People Access to Internet

Asian Media Reports N. Korea Gives its
People Access to Internet 02/16/2004 05:26 AM
Yonhap News Feb 16 2004 9:43AM GMT

" Bloggers, Citizen Media and Rather's
Fall -- Little People Rise Up in 2004 "

" Bloggers, Citizen Media and Rather's
Fall -- Little People Rise Up in 2004 " 12/24/2004 01:00 PM

Bloggers, Citizen Media and Rather's
Fall -- Little People Rise Up in 2004

Bloggers, Citizen Media and Rather's
Fall -- Little People Rise Up in 2004 12/24/2004 01:08 PM
Bloggers, Citizen Media and Rather's Fall -- Little People Rise Up in 2004 .. BALANO DE 2004 e perspectivas para 2005 .. MARK GLASER:

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New England Republican: Media Hypocrisy
- How the Media Handled the Bush AWOL
Controversy

New England Republican: Media Hypocrisy
- How the Media Handled the Bush AWOL
Controversy 08/16/2004 06:25 AM
"Media hypocrisy -- How the media handled the Bush AWOL controversy." .. New England Republican

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"Forgery feeding frenzy: Media falling
afoul of ... [Media Matters for
America]"

"Forgery feeding frenzy: Media falling
afoul of ... [Media Matters for
America]" 09/13/2004 03:42 AM

Ambient Media Inc. Expands Digital Media
Network into New York's Penn Station

Ambient Media Inc. Expands Digital Media
Network into New York's Penn Station 07/12/2004 02:08 AM
Ambient Media Inc., owner and operator of the Ambient Media Network, a digital media network for communicating, branding, marketing and advertising in public and private spaces, today announced it has completed the initial phase of its expansion into select venues in New York's Pennsylvania Station (Penn Station). [PRWEB Jul 12, 2004]

First Interfaith Streaming Media Website
Launched by Faith & Values Media

First Interfaith Streaming Media Website
Launched by Faith & Values Media 06/17/2005 03:26 PM
Webby-Award Nominee FaithStreams.com Creates Unique “Electronic Library” of Faith-Based Video; Offers Streamed Programs and Video-On-Demand [PRWEB Jun 16, 2005]

Creative's Zen Portable Media Center
with Windows Media Player 10

Creative's Zen Portable Media Center
with Windows Media Player 10 09/01/2004 08:55 PM
Review: Microsoft readies its next Windows Media Player as hardware makers start to ship portable video players. We look at the Creative Zen Portable Media Center as a prime early example. In wooing content producers, has Microsoft imposed too many shackles on users?

""Media hypocrisy -- How the media
handled the Bush AWOL controversy.""

""Media hypocrisy -- How the media
handled the Bush AWOL controversy."" 08/15/2004 09:32 PM

Flashback: In 1999, media virtually
ignored ant ... [Media Matters for
America]

Flashback: In 1999, media virtually
ignored ant ... [Media Matters for
America] 08/21/2004 08:17 PM
Fortunate Son vs. Swift Boat Liars .. MediaMatters

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Real Digital Media Releases Neocast
Media Player XF

Real Digital Media Releases Neocast
Media Player XF 03/22/2005 03:16 PM
Product Represents Company’s Next Generation Digital Signage and Narrowcast Network Media Player Appliance [PRWEB Mar 21, 2005]

Kerry’s Partisan Partners in Smearing
Bush -- 02/17/2004 - Media Research
Center - Media Reality Check

Kerry’s Partisan Partners in Smearing
Bush -- 02/17/2004 - Media Research
Center - Media Reality Check 02/18/2004 05:11 AM
Kerry’s Partisan Partners In Smearing Bush -- ABC, CBS and NBC Give Bush “AWOL” Charge Double The 1992 Coverage Of Clinton’s Draft Dodging .. reports

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Boris Graffiti To Be Included with
Software-only Version of Media 100
Advanced Vector Titling Solution
Integrates with New Media 100 NLE

Boris Graffiti To Be Included with
Software-only Version of Media 100
Advanced Vector Titling Solution
Integrates with New Media 100 NLE 04/18/2005 04:11 AM
Boris FX, the leading developer of integrated effects technology for video and film, today announced that Graffiti 4.0 will be bundled with Media 100 sw, a software-only version of the company’s Media 100 HD editing system. [PRWEB Apr 18, 2005]

Media Alert: COMDEX Las Vegas 2003
Creates A Lively Media Preview Panel Set
For The Aladdin Hotel OnSunday, No

Media Alert: COMDEX Las Vegas 2003
Creates A Lively Media Preview Panel Set
For The Aladdin Hotel OnSunday, No 11/14/2003 01:18 AM
COMDEX Nov 14 2003 1:14AM ET

High-Tech Media Vets Form Microcast
Communications to Offer Custom Content
and Events; New Media Company is th

High-Tech Media Vets Form Microcast
Communications to Offer Custom Content
and Events; New Media Company is th 04/18/2005 08:41 AM
Business Wire UK Apr 18 2005 12:21PM GMT

Advanced Media Introduces "QuattroDrive"
Four-in-One Media Drive

Advanced Media Introduces "QuattroDrive"
Four-in-One Media Drive 01/05/2005 03:24 AM
New Ridata-Brand Stand-Alone Unit Is Perfect Combination of Company's Two Core Products: Optical Media and Flash Cards [PRWEB Jan 5, 2005]

Media Professionals: "The Business of
Creativity Media Conference" on 4/26

Media Professionals: "The Business of
Creativity Media Conference" on 4/26 04/15/2005 04:41 AM
The Graduate Media Association of Metropolitan College of New York (MCNY) announces its plan to hold its first media conference, “The Business of Creativity”, which is set to take place on Tuesday, April 26, 2005 at MCNY’s Manhattan campus on the 12th floor. The conference will assemble a program of today’s top professionals to give hands-on workshops, lectures, and panel discussions, covering topics that are in the forefront of today’s media world. [PRWEB Apr 15, 2005]

Media Made Easy Announces the
Availability of the Media Made Easy
Media Center PC

Media Made Easy Announces the
Availability of the Media Made Easy
Media Center PC 03/24/2005 08:30 PM
Media Center PC World Mar 25 2005 12:48AM GMT

News: Media 100 to offer software-only
Media 100 HD

News: Media 100 to offer software-only
Media 100 HD 04/04/2005 03:18 PM
Optibase Ltd. subsidiary Media 100 has announced Media 100 sw, a software-only version of its Media 100 HD editing system. The software will be distributed as a CD-ROM-based installation, available as a public beta. It'll be distributed exclusively on CD-ROMs available at Optibase's booth at the NAB 2005 trade show later this month.

Media 100 offers hardware-based Media
100 HD

Media 100 offers hardware-based Media
100 HD 12/10/2003 03:10 PM
Media 100 Inc. has supported the Mac with updated OS X-native versions of its Media 100 i software, but it's been eight years since the company produced any hardware for the Mac. Now that drought has ended with the introduction of the Media 100 HD, a new native High Definition (HD) and Standard Definition (SD) editing system that resides on a PCI-based expansion card.

Promixis LLC, Releases NetRemote 1.1
Featuring MediaBridge 2.0, Expanding
Wireless Control of Users' Digital Music
Collection to Windows Media Player,
iTunes, Winamp and J. River Media Center

Promixis LLC, Releases NetRemote 1.1
Featuring MediaBridge 2.0, Expanding
Wireless Control of Users' Digital Music
Collection to Windows Media Player,
iTunes, Winamp and J. River Media Center 06/17/2005 03:26 PM
Promixis LLC today announced the immediate availability of NetRemote 1.1 featuring Media Bridge 2.0 at its website: http://www.promixis.com. NetRemote allows users to wirelessly view and control playback of their digital media using Windows Media Player, iTunes, J. River Media Center and Winamp. NetRemote runs on Windows and Pocket PCs. [PRWEB Jun 15, 2005]

UNDERSTANDING MEDIA: WEBLOGS ARE
EXCELLENT COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA, BUT
LOUSY COMMUNICATION TOOLS

UNDERSTANDING MEDIA: WEBLOGS ARE
EXCELLENT COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA, BUT
LOUSY COMMUNICATION TOOLS 06/04/2004 11:02 AM

Ton Zijlstra is on to something. He describes blogs as "personal presence portals", and then goes on to describe the "awkwardness" that we feel when we go from 'knowing' someone through their blog to meeting them in person. His solution to that is simple: acknowledge the awkwardness explicitly in the first face-to-face conversation, and then work through it. Jon Husband chimes in with the observation that on-line 'presence' is still foreign to us, and we need to learn how to use it, much as at one point in our lives we first learn to use the telephone. So why is it that learning to use the telephone is childsplay, while learning to use blogs, especially when 'enriched' with Skype VoIP telephony, IM, wikis and webcams is so awkward, so hard? It all comes down to the subject of Ton's post: presence. Ton refers to this article that defines presence as a high-quality simulation of actual personal existence, high-quality implying socially rich, perceptually and socially realistic, transporting (in both senses of the word), immersing, and natural. Do blogs, with or without add-on multimedia tools, provide a high-quality simulation of the author's existence, do they have presence? To understand why this question is meaningless, we need to turn to the guru of media, Marshall McLuhan. In his landmark book Understanding Media, almost half a century ago, he explained the difference between media and tools. Communications media are place holders for content, for the message ("the medium is the message"). Communication tools are technologies that deliver the content, the message . In today's electronic age, he said, the two have become blurred together. So my communication media decision tree from last year, reproduced above, while useful, is somewhat flawed, in that it mixes the two together. But if we want to understand blogs, which are part media, part tools, we need to unblur these distinct characteristics. The best way to do this is to understand what, in McLuhan's terminology, the constituent parts of blogs are extensions of. The telephone, a communication tool, is an extension of the ear and the voice. Radio is a communication tool, likewise an extension of the ear and voice, but the radio program is a communications medium, an extension of the programmer's memory (and, if we tape it, an extension of our memory as well). Blogs, like newspaper columns or news digests, are essentially communications media, extensions of our memories, place holders for our ideas and messages. They are not really extensions of our brains, because they capture, like a snapshot, our thinking at one point in time. Although we can try to make them conversational and describe our thought processes in a blog article, they do not, in their simplest form, allow the reader to truly engage our brains in real or close-to-real time. Now, blogs also have two communication tools included: a publishing and subscription tool (RSS), which does transmit our messages (very well), and the rudimentary comments 'thread' functionality which, like a poor web forum, does allow some dialogue with the author and with other readers. The thread is a (lousy, and because it's asynchronous, jerky) extension of our brains. To some extent the Internet itself is a communication tool that disseminates our blog comment; it is the blog's 'printing press'. And by that analogy, RSS is like the delivery truck that takes the newspaper to the subscriber's house -- both are communication tools, though RSS is clearly the superior delivery vehicle. So what? Well, there is a huge amount of discussion about how to make blogs better, how to use them in business, and what their future is, none of which makes the essential distinction between their role and value as communication media and their role and value as communication tools. I would argue that the critical functionality of blogs, both in personal and business use, is as a personal communications medium i.e. a storage space for everything of consequence in our memories, and everything of consequence in that other extension of our memory, the filing cabinet (and its electronic analogue, the 'My Documents' folder). As I've said in my posts on the future of blogs and in my future state visions, I think blogs will eventually (and properly) morph into purer, simpler versions of this one critical functionality -- they will become the proxies, the substitutes for our memories, for use by friends and business contacts when we're busy or away from the high-presence communication tools, by vendors to ascertain our need for their offerings, and by ourselves as a place to organize, store and access our own thoughts and memories, thus freeing up more of our real memories for new ideas and perceptions. There have been some interesting articles lately by people who say that making and keeping huge numbers of dynamic lists and notes, instead of trying to keep all that in our memories, we can actually enrich our brain's power, our intellectual effectiveness and even our intelligence by 'freeing up memory and brain CPU'. Next-generation blogs could be perfect for that, not only freeing up our memories but also allowing others access to our ideas and learnings. So to that limited extent, blogs have presence -- they can be excellent simulations, surrogates, proxies for our personal memories. But what if we need more context to be able to properly understand the message, or effectively use or build on the content of this virtual memory? Then we need high-quality, high-presence communication tools, not communication media. We are rapidly moving towards a convergence of several 'online' communication tools: telephony, e-mail, IM, and potentially voice-mail and videoconferencing. Right now, the content, the stored messages of these various tools are unintegrated, but voice recognition and transcription is quickly improving and we will soon be able to 'record' conversations in any of these media in one simple, intuitive way, and with Simple Virtual Presence we will also have a simple intuitive way to connect with people using any or all of these media. Then we'll need a 'bridge' to allow each of the participants in a conference to see anything in the blog/virtual memory of any of the participants. Until that day arrives, blogs get high marks as a communication medium, but barely a passing grade as communication tools. If the technology developers understand the distinction, and start building tools that are properly engineered for simple, seamless connectivity, then one day the blurring won't matter, and the integration between media and tools will be complete.

Microsoft Windows Media Center Extender
Technology Delivers Digital
Entertainment and the Media Center
Experience to Any Screen in the House

Microsoft Windows Media Center Extender
Technology Delivers Digital
Entertainment and the Media Center
Experience to Any Screen in the House 01/08/2004 07:35 PM
This evening during his keynote address at the 2004 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Microsoft Corp. Chairman and Chief Software Architect Bill Gates unveiled Windows® Media Center Extender Technology. The software will power a new generation of products that will extend the Media Center Edition PC experience allowing consumers to access their favorite digital entertainment, such as live and recorded television, photos, movies, and music that reside on their Windows XP Media Center Edition PC, from any room in the home -- regardless of where the PC is located. Media Center Extender Technology will not only provide access to rich content and services, but will enable devices throughout the home to utilize the full processing and storage capabilities of the PC creating new opportunities for services and providing unprecedented choice and access to content for consumers

Microsoft Adopts thePlatform media
publishing system To Manage MSN Video
Downloads; thePlatform's Media Manage

Microsoft Adopts thePlatform media
publishing system To Manage MSN Video
Downloads; thePlatform's Media Manage 01/06/2005 07:20 AM
Investors Business Daily Jan 6 2005 11:38AM GMT
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EnGarde Secure Linux Advisory: MySQL,
MySQL-client, MySQL-shared, mod_php, php

EnGarde Secure Linux Advisory: MySQL,
MySQL-client, MySQL-shared, mod_php, php 12/16/2002 04:17 PM
"Stefan Esser from the PHP.net project discovered two vulnerabilities in MySQL which range from crashing the server to executing arbitrary code as the user under which the MySQL daemon runs (mysql)..."

Servlet alternative to CGI dev

Servlet alternative to CGI dev 01/15/2003 02:43 AM
CNET Jan 15 2003 1:48AM ET

Tip: Servlet to HTML

Tip: Servlet to HTML 09/10/2004 08:04 PM
Java Pro Sep 10 2004 11:08PM GMT

jSai :Servlet Authentication

jSai :Servlet Authentication 06/07/2004 11:52 PM
LDAP Testing.

Orangefood.com Servlet Engine

Orangefood.com Servlet Engine 06/09/2004 07:06 PM
Initial Release

Servlet Window Toolkit 1.1

Servlet Window Toolkit 1.1 05/13/2004 12:32 PM
Simulates Java AWT through servlets.

Orangefood.com Servlet Engine 0.1

Orangefood.com Servlet Engine 0.1 06/09/2004 08:42 PM
A small Java servlet engine.

Servlet Widget Toolkit

Servlet Widget Toolkit 04/21/2004 10:04 AM
First version released

Shocks Servlet Framework

Shocks Servlet Framework 12/09/2003 07:29 PM
Bux Fix release of Shocks by week's end

Imageshrink Servlet Filter 1.0

Imageshrink Servlet Filter 1.0 04/29/2004 01:33 PM
A mod_gzip-like servlet for images that automatically reduces quality.

Snigel heavy industries Servlet server

Snigel heavy industries Servlet server 05/04/2004 06:18 PM
Constant development and updates

Corsaire Security Advisory: PeopleSoft
Gateway Administration servlet path
disclosure issue

Corsaire Security Advisory: PeopleSoft
Gateway Administration servlet path
disclosure issue 11/13/2003 01:35 PM
advisories (Nov 13 2003)

SearchEnterpriseLinux: MySQL CEO: Open
Source MySQL Will Rise, Legal Foes Will
Fall

SearchEnterpriseLinux: MySQL CEO: Open
Source MySQL Will Rise, Legal Foes Will
Fall 02/01/2005 09:06 PM
"None of the legal attacks on open source or Linux have been successful. None of that stuff has gone anywhere. That's the biggest story..."

MySQL: MySQL Administrator Announced

MySQL: MySQL Administrator Announced 01/22/2004 10:26 AM
In a startling new note from the MySQL development team, information about their newest application has been posted on their site.

MySQL: MySQL Administrator Now Availible

MySQL: MySQL Administrator Now Availible 02/12/2004 10:10 AM
In a new note passed along to me from MarkL this morning, there's some new information about the admin tool that the MySQL folks have created.

Xcode

Xcode 10/28/2003 11:06 PM
As a developer, the thing about Panther that most excites me is Xcode. It’s a major update to the developer tools.

Here’s James Duncan Davidson on this topic: T en Things I Dig About Xcode.

I upgraded to Panther yesterday; today I’m working on getting my various apps and frameworks to build on Xcode.

Downloading Xcode

Downloading Xcode 04/28/2004 08:09 PM
Trials and tribulations.

Using Subversion With XCode

Using Subversion With XCode 09/24/2004 03:26 PM
The MacZealots folks have posted a tutorial: Using Subversion With XCode. Right on.

In the comments for yesterday’s post about Subversion, Kevin Ballard asked why I’m waiting for NetNewsWire and MarsEdit to ship before I make the switch. Excellent question. The answer is simply that when I’m in the last phase of a project I like to be as conservative as I can. The mindset I have when I’m fixing bugs and adding polish is not compatible with making big infrastructure changes. (You ever watch the TV show Monk? This is the Monk phase of the project.)

I’m not saying that’s a rule all developers should follow—just that it works for me.

A fix for PHP cod highlighting in XCode
1.5

A fix for PHP cod highlighting in XCode
1.5 09/01/2004 11:51 AM
I decided to download the language specs for PHP, and install them in my XCode 1.5 and keep tweaking them until they worked and guess what --- they work now! If you want the highlighting for PHP back in your XCode, try this ...

XCode 1.1. Update

XCode 1.1. Update 12/18/2003 06:09 PM
Apple has released an update to XCode 1.1, which is now available via Software Update if XCode is currently installed. The Xcode 1.1 Update provides overall stability and performance enhancements to Xcode IDE, as well as improvements to debugging, workflow, the Xcode build system and CodeSense. It is recommended that all Xcode users install this update.

Problems with XCode 1.5

Problems with XCode 1.5 08/23/2004 06:54 AM
In the past few days, there have been reports that some fink packages do not compile correctly using XCode 1.5. If you have not already upgraded to XCode 1.5, we suggest that you wait until this issue is resolved before doing so. If you are having problems with a package which compiled under XCode 1.2 but does not compile correctly under XCode 1.5, please report the package to the fink-devel mailing list. (The usual symptom is: some symbols are missing after compiling with g++.) Packages already known to have this problem include octave, singular-factory, singular-libfac, and possibly sdl.

XCode vers. 1.2 is now available

XCode vers. 1.2 is now available 04/23/2004 12:12 PM
XCode vers. 1.2 is now available. Log into ADC and download your own 614 Mb install today.

AppleScripting Xcode

AppleScripting Xcode 03/17/2005 03:38 AM
Rogue Amoeba: “Updating each one by hand, which I’ve done in the past, gets to be real painful after about the third one. Luckily, Xcode has an amazingly complete AppleScript dictionary.”

Learning Xcode

Learning Xcode 11/10/2003 11:19 PM
I’ve been using Xcode for a couple weeks now. I’m learning it slowly, just learning new things as I notice them.

There are a few small but nice touches that I’ve come to rely on already. I haven’t seen these mentioned elsewhere, so I figured I’d mention them.

1. The Project toolbar button in source file windows.

When you’re editing a source file, you can get back to the Project window quickly by clicking the Project icon. I do this all the time.

2. The Show Editor toolbar button in project windows.

You can switch from three-paned-view to two-paned view easily. In other words, you can hide and show the source editor within the main project window.

3. The Console Window toolbar button in debugger windows.

By default, there’s a button for showing a Console drawer. But even on my 21" screen I need to make the console a separate window so I can stretch out the stack and source panes.

So if you do a customize toolbar on the debugger window you’ll find a Console Window button.

Xcode .torrent

Xcode .torrent 08/08/2004 02:13 AM
Apple just released an update to is Xcode development tools, but Apple's content distribution network is slow and poky, and as Danny notes, it "won't let you resume downloads using wget -c." So here's a .torrent for Xcode. Link (via Oblomovka)

Tutorials - Using CVS With XCode

Tutorials - Using CVS With XCode 07/16/2004 01:38 PM
Have you ever been working on a project in Xcode, taken a direction in the code, and wished you hadn't? You sat there and just wished you could go back to the way your code was three days ago before you decided that bad idea was a really good one. Maybe you work in a team and were frustrated when your coworker was working on the same file you were and saved over the three hours worth of changes you had just made. Both of these issues would be nonexistent if you used some sort of version control in your coding projects. Version control is taken care of by some sort of source code management system. These applications keep track of version history, releases, code differences, and many other features.

Other News: Xcode 1.5

Other News: Xcode 1.5 08/05/2004 10:21 AM
AppleInsider says Xcode 1.5 is finished and due this week.

Ten Things I Dig About Xcode

Ten Things I Dig About Xcode 10/29/2003 12:13 AM
James Duncan Davidson: "To be honest, it's going to take a bit of time to pull together a really good review of the new Xcode IDE and to explore all of its capabilities. But, in the short amount of time that I've played with Xcode so far, these are the things that I've found myself really digging about it."

Apple: Xcode 1.5

Apple: Xcode 1.5 08/06/2004 11:37 AM
Apple posts its Xcode 1.5 update for members of Apple Developer Connection.

Apple: Xcode 2

Apple: Xcode 2 06/28/2004 02:41 PM
"Dead code stripping", "visual modeling and design", 64-bit development tools and "auto-vectorization" are a few of the highlights of Xcode 2, due with Tiger next year.

I Want Media - Media People: Jeff Jarvis

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