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If you’d like to follow along at home with me as I progress towards the next version of Changes, please check out the wiki entry I published yesterday titled “Getting on the Beta Bandwagon”.

If you’re an OS X developer and you don’t know about OTX, you’re really missing out. It’s an awesome tool for peering into apps and frameworks that you might not have the source for (or for totally legit uses like making sense of user-submitted crash logs).
I heard from the developer (who shall remain nameless, [...]

The über-party, Crabtacular V, came and went. What an awesome party! I feel honored to have been invited to hang out with Bill Bumgarner and the rest of the Apple crew.
Here are some pics from the event taken by Ash Ponders. I look pretty special in the pic he took of me. Not my best [...]

Acorn has done nothing but annoy me. One of those apps that I think exists just to get under my skin.
It’s so damn good that I keep kicking myself for having shelled out for Photoshop CS3. I won’t make that mistake again. For a Cocoa developer, Acorn can pretty much handle all of the art [...]

Changes, my new file comparison and directory differencing app for OS X, has shipped today! Check it out at http://changesapp.com/. A hearty thanks to all of the beta testers, colleagues, and patient family who made this possible.

Today I finally convinced qgit to generate a universal binary for OS X. This is unsupported software, but it appears to work fine for me on i386 and ppc 10.5.2. It should also work just fine on 10.4. This is an awesome little utility for viewing patches, diffs, and branches inside of a git repository.
Hope [...]

I’m pretty new to the Mac development scene, so I can’t dig down and grab a favorite CARS moment, so I’ll just say it was fun chatting with John Moltz at MWSF this year at the W bar in San Francisco. Too bad he’s packing it in before I’ll get a chance to really get [...]