I’ve been playing more and more with ObjectiveC and Cocoa Touch. It’s a great language to use and I’m glad I finally decided to put some time into it. In one of the apps I am working on I wanted a “Pull To Refresh” UX, very similar to Tweetie 2 (Twitter for iPhone).
Hey Guys, I know it’s been a while (almost two whole months) since the last blog post about Equili/Soupr.
It has been quite a ride, from day one to now. I hope it’ll be worth it.
For those of you who aren’t following me on Twitter, I’ve recently met an awesome designer. We’re working together to create minimalistic iOS apps. What are we calling ourselves? Octive-C
Crashed On Quit Again
The fun part about this is that it makes my life so much harder. More CS4 crash reports.
Just an hour and forty-five minutes until I get to go throw my chair through a window again.
How did I miss this post? I’m glad I went back and found it.
Maybe it’s not always about trying to fix something broken…
(via kidbryan)
Brian and Nick from BriTANick have some really funny videos.
The article I read on Drawar provides a very good point:
“Work for free or for full price. Never for cheap.”
Haha, very awesome
My redesigned homepage has been uploaded. Design by Leonce
That last bit of progress bar is where they instill confidence.
That makes sense, also explains why my FlashBlock installer goes to the very end and the Flash installer doesn’t.
