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Generating Serial Numbers for Your App

Kenneth has put together a piece on serial number generation. Subscribe to my RSS feed!

Misu App

I don’t know what this is, but I like the name:

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Grease Your First 30 Seconds

Brent Simmons details how important it is to make the first moments with an app as low friction as possible:

“This post is intended for other Mac developers. Non-programmers might also find it interesting, or insane, to see how much thought goes into what looks like straightforward, no-brainer user interface.” Subscribe to my RSS feed!

Goin Hoodie

Jens Alfke gets linked by Fake Steve. Hilarity ensues in the comments:

“I hate people who refer to themselves as an ‘indie’.

Sounds like ‘hoodie’. “ Subscribe to my RSS feed!

Mad Bundle and MacHeist

A little drama in the world of Mac bundles.

Mike Lee:

“First, Phill’s a real person, with real feelings. He doesn’t like being vilified or having sinister motives ascribed to him any more than you or I do. When people suggest that MacHeist is somehow evil, that hurts his feelings. He doesn’t wake up in the morning [...]

Does A Free NetNewsWire Cheapen Other Software?

Paul Kafasis asks if making NetNewsWire free lowers the value of other commercial Mac software: “This strikes me as an overly aggressive move by NewsGator that has (presumably unintentional) negative side effects. If developers are upset when Apple kills a market (iTunes and the MP3 market, Watson v. Sherlock, and many more), can we hold [...]

NetNewsWire Is Now Free

Everyone’s favorite RSS reader is now free. Subscribe to my RSS feed!

MarsEdit Keyboard Shortcuts

Although I’ve always been a MarsEdit user, I had found myself taking advantage of it less and less recently.

That all changed when Daniel Jalkut released version 2.0 this year. Now I keep it open all the time, ready to make a post (or at least start a new draft).

It doesn’t hurt that a single [...]

Kafasis on Mac Santa

Mac Voices interviews Paul Kafasis about Mac Santa.

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TaskPaper Launches

The world’s most open indie mac Dev, Jesse Grosjean, has released his newest app, TaskPaper, and it’s off to strong start:

In the first four days since the launch I’ve had about 170 orders for a bit over $3000 in sales. For me that’s absolutely fantastic. Subscribe to my RSS feed!

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