Tao of Mac

Saturday, November 19th 2005

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    Nov 19 2005, 22:00

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    Rui Carmo

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Xcode

Xcode is Apple's integrated development environment for Mac OS X, and resembles a cross between the old NeXT Interface Builder and the even more ancient MPW.

Resources

  • Subversion integration
  • Python text macro specs by Daniel Ericsson (drop it in ~/Library/Applicaton Support/Apple/Developer Tools/Specifications and see Text Macros for more info)
  • Understanding Xcode Projects
  • Embedded development with Xcode (for Atmel AVR series)

See Also

GrowlPythonHOWTO: Write iSync Phone PluginsSeam Carving on the Mac - Nearly There
Radar Bugs I'd Like To SeeSubversionBack RowCocoa
Wiki Editing, Mind Maps and UsenetStuff I've Been Looking AtThe StealthBookThe Biz, Reloaded
PerlBring On Holographic StorageMac OS XGreen Rings
AppleXgridBack To Our Scheduled ProgrammingRandom Xcode Thoughts
VvidgetSo What Is Rosetta, Anyway?Five Misconceptions Regarding The So-Called Apple-Intel DealLeisure Notes
Taming TigerDipping CookiesThree TidbitsTen Open Source Projects Worth Keeping Track Of
Predictions for 2005Crumbs and DiffsNews, Finally.Twisted SIPping
Floating Away (into a Language Fray)Odds And Ends Of A Busy FridayPyObjC 1.1 Is OutJuggling Windows
Create PDFs with CoreGraphics and PythonPRC-ToolsNothing To ReportKonquering Mac OS X?
Meditations on SymbianSlew of Apple UpdatesPanther First ImpressionsNeXT
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