The web is wonderful but coding for different browsers and operating systems is a major pain. There are many testing tools that will help a developer test their code in a variety of scenario’s or you could use VMWare to boot into various O/S and browser combinations. BrowserLab from Adobe is a free (with paid [...]
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Archives / August 2009
Welcome to Episode 12 of DigitalOutbox. Join Shakeel, Ian and Chris as they discuss this weeks tech news. Hopefully the audio has slightly improved this week too. You can subscribe via iTunes, via the podcast feed or download directly the MP3 or the AAC (enhanced) podcast. Click here to view the shownotes for this episode.
Read more →Developers are achieving the impossible with the latest browser based applications. Pixlr is at the leading edge of what is currently possible and is hugely impressive.
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Welcome to Episode 11 of DigitalOutbox. This week it’s mostly about Sony as they launch the PS3 Slim and improve their software. Again. Ian, Shakeel and Chris take you through that and some more tech news. You can subscribe via iTunes, via the podcast feed or download directly the MP3 or the AAC (enhanced) podcast. [...]
Read more →For all of the App Store restrictions, the lack of proper turn by turn sat nav software seemed to cause the most grief. The iPhone was more than capable of running the software but Apple restricted the sale of turn by turn navigation software until OS 3.0 was launched. Alongside that announcement was the news [...]
Read more →As a developer, it’s easy to concentrate solely on the technical aspects of creating applications. Often, technical people are not creative by definition – with the reverse also true. However, there are groups of people out there that can meld both technical and creative brilliance into something truly special. But where to find these nuggets [...]
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