Adam Teale: News From Above » objective-c

MyShares app

Adam — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 12:23:16 +0000

Spent most of today learning more about NSTableView, memory management and other things Cocoa/Obj-C/xCode.

What came of it?

I made a little app for keeping track of shares – via finance.yahoo.com.

Includes an open/save dialog so you can have a ‘portfolio’ to open again at a later time.

ATM I think it only runs in OS X 10.6.

Download MyShares

Download MyShares xcode project

SubIt 1.1

Adam — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 02:36:36 +0000

Latest release of SubIt – version 1.1

Finally it’s here!
After a complete rewrite in Objective-C I am happy to say that I have a working version of SubIt.

What’s new?
Most noticeably the ability to select QTTracks in your media.
Ability to select a font/style/size before exporting your work.

Download it and let me know what you think and what bugs you have found!

3 Comments

At Wed 14, October 2009, Nicholas Ward wrote:
Finally, Way to go Mate! love the logo :p 555
At Wed 14, October 2009, Adam wrote:
Cheers man! Thanks again for all your hard work putting the logo together! :)
At Tue 3, November 2009, ano wrote:
I wish i had something to write subtitles for!

Multiply – little xcode project

Adam — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 00:56:47 +0000

Yesterday afternoon I was sitting with Erin & Hugh seeing if we could do 2 digit multiplications in our head, such as 34 * 94.

It turned out I am pretty bad at this so I figured I’d make a little mac app/game to practice with and get back into coding.

Looks like it’s a 64 bit app, and i think it only runs in 10.6.

I might rebuild it for the iPhone.

multiply app (24)

xcode project:

multiply xcode project .zip (29)

2 Comments

At Mon 28, September 2009, Adam wrote:
haha, it looks like the answer if gives is incorrect!
fixing it now...
At Mon 28, September 2009, Adam wrote:
ok, now it should multiply correctly.

Learning Obj-C

Adam — Sat, 30 May 2009 00:03:14 +0000

Yesterday I decided I have to give up on PyObjC for the moment and step into the world of Objective-C.

I have got to a point in developing SubIt that I can’t seem to get enough out of the PyObjC bridge to be able to get what SubIt needs.

So now I am in the process of rewriting SubIt in Obj-C.

Obj-C seems weird and complicated and I can’t see why it has to be this way when Python/Ruby seem just so much much easier to understand. Oh well, I have taken the plunge.

I spent most of yesterday reading a great and easy to follow PDF called “Become An Xcoder“, available for free download:
http://www.cocoalab.com/?q=becomeanxcoder

I have been looking at a bunch of podcasts/videos/books and to me this PDF was the quickest/easiest way to get a little up to speed.