It’s quite simple: a PowerPoint presentation should have ten slides, last no more than twenty minutes, and contain no font smaller than thirty points.
— Guy Kawasaki
(via Guy)
Author: grant
Eiffel iPhone Progress
The runtime is up and running on the device and the simulator.
Eiffel and the iPhone
This post describes what might be the beginnings of developing in Eiffel on the iPhone (Manu is a prolific Eiffeler, and works for Bertrand Meyer’s company).
Learning to Let Go
Here is a good article about learning how to let go of your past investment so that you can be free to move in the right direction moving forward.
It must be very hard and counterintuitive to do so; but perhaps that is just backwards thinking on my part!
iPhone Barcode Scanners and Boosting Innovation
Here is a good article about a barcode scanner library for the iPhone. One interesting thing is that the imaging library used in the app is available in a SDK sold by the company.
It seems that the application is meant to drive sales of the API.
I suppose this is not a new idea, but I have never done something like this so it was new to me :).
Seem interesting?
Justifying GNUPlot
Using mapping tools for information sharing
Here is an article about an interesting application of mapping technology.
I wonder what kind of business ventures might be driven from such an approach.
Doom for iPhone Update
Coming Up with Fresh Ideas
Here is a nice article that describes a strategy for coming up with at least 3 very fresh ideas.
Eucalyptus e-text reader
Eucalyptus is an interesting app for a few reasons. One, it seems to provide a pleasant user experience. Two, it leverages freely available material (a lot of it). Three, it is breaking the trend of the 99c app pricing.
This looks like a real app into which a lot of work has been put. I look forward to finding what comes up it.
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