MacMegasite: Action Item Management comes to iPad: Simple Genius Ohio based FourthFrame Technologies has announced SG Action Log 1.0, a new iPad app for managing action items. SG Action Log expands the Simple Genius Apps suite to the ubiquitous domain of action item management. It helps managers maintain a list of actions with due dates, specificowners, a priority, and a history of notes. This ensures that tasks don't fal ... MacMegasite: Live Notes 1.0 released for iPad – Bring your Notes to Life Asian Applications Developer Humble Gaming Limited today announces Live Notes 1.0, their first productivity application for Apple's revolutionary iPad device. Perfect for business professionals, students, academics and the market at large, Live Notes for iPad allows the user to synchronize voice recording with written notes in a dynamic and simple manner, al ... DevX: Hudson Continuous Integration Server Though Hudson is a Java project, it can easily build your .NET applications. You configure Hudson easily via the Web interface rather than tweaking XML. With plenty of plug-ins available to .NET projects, Hudson provides plenty of powerful features. DevX: Bricks and Mortar: Building a Castle Discover how to use the Castle Windsor Inversion of Control container to build flexible applications. MacMegasite: Jubilee 1.1 with 30 new Birthday Cards Vemedio today announces Jubilee 1.1 for iPad devices. Jubilee manages the birthday of contacts in the system-wide address book, by displaying them on a convenient calendar by pinning the picture of the contact onto the birth date. With a tap on the picture, send lovely designed birthday cards to friends and family. Using the new card package chooser, the use ... MacMegasite: White Shoe Media Introduces Subrats – Save the Rats White Shoe Media, Inc. today announces Subrats 1.0.1 for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Guide the subway's toughest, yet least appreciated inhabitants to garbage on the other side of highly dangerous train tracks. Watch out for speedy passenger trains, puddles, poison blackouts, and the vicious vacuum train. Subrats is a lightning fast, funny, and highly addi ... MacMegasite: DoubleCheck 1.0 for iPhone: Portability Unveiled – Know More, Pay Less DoubleIP S.A. today released DoubleCheck 1.0 for iPhone. The application enables users to check the current mobile operator of their contacts and provides a simple one step mechanism to mark this info on their address book. Portability is unveiled and available on iPhone screen whenever a user places a call or sends a text. DoubleCheck is a remarkable tool, ... MacMegasite: Upcoming iPhone/iPad Programming Courses from The Pragmatic Studio The Pragmatic Studio is offering their popular "iPhone/iPad Programming" course in Santa Clara, CA on August 17-20 and Chicago, IL on October 25-28, 2010. In this 4-day, hands-on training course you'll learn how to create iPhone/iPad apps like the pros with guided instruction from two renowned developers and authors. Get hands-on coding experience and answer ... MacMegasite: Pabusily Co Ltd releases Crane Driver 1.0 for iOS – Game Simulator Pabusily Co Ltd has released Crane Driver 1.0, their unique game simulator for iPhone and iPod touch devices. In Crane Driver, players operate a crane and must relocate load consisting of several objects from one platform to another, while the load position must stay relative to each of its parts. Different ratings are formed on the basis of load quantity an ... MacMegasite: Fitaide Pro – Ingenious iPhone App that Breaks Down Barriers to Fitness Mobile healthcare start-up Poscitech today announces Fitaide Pro 1.0, a fitness application for iPhone and iPod touch devices. Fitaide Pro uses patent-pending technology and innovative features to help users find motivation, training and support in achieving their fitness goals. With Fitaide Pro, anyone can create a personalized cardio or interval training p ... The Zen of Inversion of Control Dances with Workflows (One Newbie's Journey) Programming Twittering with Visual Basic Develop Provider-Based Features for Your Applications Building Domain Specific Languages in C#, Part 2 Handling Keyboard Shortcuts in ASP.NET Using Javascript Globally Register User and Custom Controls in ASP.NET Next page-->

DevX: Office Professional Developer Latest DevX Content View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Nine Compelling Reasons to Move From VBA to VSTO 2005 Like an old horse, Visual Basic for Applications has served Office developers well for many years. But there's a stronger, faster pony on the way and it's called Visual Studio Tools for Office 2005. Justin Whitney provides nine solid reasons for giving VSTO a close look, plus a special sneak peek at four new programming features that you'll find in VSTO.

Artima Developer Spotlight Highlights of the content flowing through Artima Developer. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Threads, processes and concurrency in Python: some thoughts Removing the hype around the multicore (non) revolution and some (hopefully) sensible comment about threads ad other forms of concurrency. ·State Transitions in Flex 4 for Intuitive UIs With a demo app from his book, Flex 4 Fun, Chet Haase shows how to use Flex transitions to animate changes in application state to help the user stay connected to the application experience. ·Are Sloppy Résumés OK? Sean Landis, author of Agile Hiring, discusses why he thinks sloppy résumés should not be tolerated. ·Have Generics Killed Java? In which I argue that (a) Generics have done egregious harm to both the elegance and readability of the Java language and,(b) they prove by example that static type checking is a linguistic dead-end. Are you persuaded? Do you agree? Read on... ·Scala 2.8 Final Released Following over a year of development and many interim snapshots, Scala 2.8 Final was released today. The latest version of the statically typed JVM language sports many new features, such as a redesigned collections library, significantly enhanced Actors, support for continuations, type specialization, and a host of other capabilities. ·Graphics in Flex 3 and Flex 4 With a demo app from his book, Flex 4 Fun, Chet Haase shows how Flex 4 enables a new, declarative model of drawing custom graphics objects in Flex code. ·Hiring as a Core Competence Sean Landis, author of Agile Hiring, describes why he thinks hiring should be considered a core competence of software organizations and an important skill for software professionals. ·Using Groovy Builders to Simplify Complex Object Hierarchy Creation A closer look at how Groovy builders help with creational code in complex API's, using the Java3d API as a fun example. ·Agile Hiring by Sean Landis PrePrint Released Artima has released a PrePrint(TM) (early access) edition of a new book on hiring software professionals: Agile Hiring by Sean Landis. Drawing on principles from the "agile" software development movement, this book offers a different way to think about hiring. Agile Hiring offersspecific and practical techniques to help you hire better now. ·State-Specific Property Values in Flex 4 With a demo app from his book, Flex 4 Fun, Chet Haase shows how to automate changes in property values when an application changes state.

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