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  • tasktop.com/blog

    Tasktop Blog

    Tasktop Blog Task-focused productivity for Enterprise Agile ALM Tasktop Dev 2.1 released by Mik Kersten, August 9th, 2011 Hot on the heels of the Tasktop Sync 1.0 release, we are pleased to announce the availability of Tasktop Dev 2.1. As an indication of our focus on the Agile and ALM needs of the developer, the product line previously known as Tasktop is now called Tasktop Dev. This release builds on the Eclipse Indigo release of Mylyn 3.6, includes the latest connectors, productivity

  • angelicalbite.org/regret

    follow me, regret

    follow me, regret catalogue of illustrated worlds Sat 30 Jan 2010 development status of blog platform: 0001 Posted by angelicalbite under dev Mon 11 Jan 2010 blog, ???????????????? Posted by angelicalbite under dev Mon' Oct 2009 Xcode ????? Objective-C ? framework ?????? Posted by angelicalbite under dev Fri 11 Sep 2009 Mac OS X ? mount ??????? CD ? bsd name (device file ?) ?????? Posted

  • jimbergman.net/refer.php

    JimBergman.net - startups | technology | design | software development

    JimBergman.net HomeAboutPrivacy Policy featured personal development productivity technology website development website dev technology productivity personal dev Android 2.3 ?Gingerbread? WebSocket support 1 Posted by Jim Bergman on December 22, 2010 at 1:46 am Android 2.3 Gingerbread beta was recently released to developers. The Android 2.3 SDK information does not mention a browser upgrade or support for websockets specifically. So there is no official word from Google regarding

  • quora.com/Kevin-Li

    Kevin Li - Quora

    Kevin Li, www.secondwavegames.com. www.secondwavegames.com with Mary Min [ http://www.quora.com/Mary-Min ] Formerly: * sales dev at Kabam (fna Watercooler) * biz dev at NeoEdge Canadian from Waterloo,

  • postal-code.com/binarycode

    Binary Code

    7 Jul 2011, 9:18am /dev/random by chris Comments Off Measuring Slow Code in Objective-C A note to myself, because I can never remember how to do this: NSTimeInterval start = [NSDate timeIntervalSinceReferenceDate]; ...operation here... NSTimeInterval duration = [NSDate timeIntervalSinceReferenceDate] - start; NSLog( @"%f", duration ); 1 Jul 2011, 6:34pm /dev/obj-c by chris 1 comment UIViewController Calling loadView() Multiple Times I don?t know if this is one of those things that