So, I’m working through Programming in Objective-C, and I come to the second half of Chapter 4: Data Types and Expressions, and I am totally stumped with the section on bitwise operators. I mean, I guess I understand what they’re doing, but the question I have at the moment is what use are they? I…
Author: Mark Boszko
Mark is easily distracted and seems not to require sleep. However, this is an illusion. He is mortal, like you. Perhaps doubly so. He makes videos and a little bit of art and design. He also watches way too many movies and jokes around on Twitter.
Pocket Weather Forecaster
Have any of you ever seen this? I came across it when I was doing some “spring cleaning.” — It’s a little paper weather forecaster with cutouts and a sliding paper chart for your region of the country inside. The idea is that you line up the paper with what kind of clouds you see,…
minnim – m3 game
Great little logic puzzle game, go here, then use their mouse to click on Games then m3. Enjoy! minnim
Audi Escher
An amazing Audi commercial that turns escher drawings into “real life.” Very, very clever.
Underwood
So, is the company that makes the typewriters the same company that makes the deviled ham?
Programming in Objective-C
Well, after spending some more time looking for the rest of that “C is for Cocoa” series which doesn’t seem to yet exist, and on the basis of several reviews and comments in forums, I bought the book Programming in Objective-C by Stephen G. Kochan. Yes, I want to learn programming in Cocoa, but as…
BYOB (Build Your Own Browser)
After a day of banging through the fundamentals of the C language, I decided to take a “break” and found a tutorial on building your own web browser in Cocoa with the help of Apple’s WebKit. Sure, it’s super-basic, and doesn’t do much more than forward/back/reload/print, but for about 15 minutes in Interface Builder and…