A new version of SQLite Editor 1.1 is coming soon!
WHAT’S NEW IN THE VERSION 1.1: Stability updates. Improved file export. Now you can export any file created by SQLite Editor. New data editor. Now you can easily Add, Edit, Remove data rows in a comfortable way. Support for text with line-breaks. Added file deletion support for any file created by SQLite Editor. Added non-standard SQLite data...
Read MoreNet Reversi is now AVAILABLE on App Store
Net Reversi is an implementation of reversi (othello). Net Reversi has three game modes: 1. Human versus iPhone. 2. Human versus Human on a single device. 3. Net Game. It’s when you play on your iPhone versus a player who plays on his/her iPhone (or Mac). Net Revesi Mode uses WIFI for net game mode. You can browse for players connected to your local network, select a player and invite him/her to game. Also Net Game Mode supports MESSAGING with remote payer in browsing and game playing...
Read MoreTop 10 Things That Annoy Programmers
By Kevin Pang Programmers all have their pet peeves. Whether it’s scope creep, Hungarian notation, or smelly coworkers, we’ve come to accept that there are certain nuisances that come with our line of work. The following is a list of the top 10 things that annoy programmers, compiled from the results of my recent question on StackOverflow (you must be a closed beta tester to access the link) along with some of my own experiences as a programmer: 10. Comments that explain...
Read MoreHello Mac Cocoa
Here I’m gonna introduce you the paradigm of programming for Mac using Cocoa, Objective C. The aim is to make a calculator app. By the way, the project soon ported to iPhone. And that requred just fiew changes. I mean development for both platforms is mostly identical. Well, I have a standard program scheme that I use each time I need to test some new for me platform, that’s “Calculator”. It looks like this: We have 1 class, let’s call it MYCalculator. We have 2 classwide available...
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