After a great experience, I’m proud to release my new application, Mashduo. This was really a terrific experience. I had this idea for an app to take me and my friends iTunes library, do some fancy magic, and then tell each of us what songs the other person has that we don’t. I thought it would be [...]
Great news: we have officially launched the desktop app iLovePhotos, and you can download it for free right here (Mac only). We still have a long development process of fixing up bugs and adding a bunch of features we still have on our minds, but we want to get the app out in your hands, [...]
The photo tagging app iLovePhotos that I’ve been working on since the start of the summer with the great crew over at Blue Lava just demoed today in San Diego at the DEMO conference. Lorenz, our CEO, gave an awesome speech (with the help of Cory on the demo machine).
The demo went very well with [...]
Joe Pecoraro hinted me on to a cool little Mac app called Open Terminal Here. It’s been enhanced for Leopard, and you can grab it here. This app, like the last one I talked about a few days ago (GrabUp), is a tiny little program that can speed up your workflow. Open Terminal Here stays [...]
Any Todos fans out there? You might know that Todos 2.0 is in current development and will be hitting alpha pretty soon. With the new version comes a new updated icon. Right now, I am going with a design that is very derivative of the old Todos icon. In terms of the old icon, there [...]
Last.fm announced its extremely cool deal with major music publishers a few days ago in its plan to allow users to listen to full tracks of songs online for free. As of right now, all of the music on Last.fm is available for 3 free listens. After that, you will be told that a subscription [...]
As I was sitting in my RELI lecture class, I had a little idea for a quick and dirty app to make. This idea wasn’t for something useful. It was merely to play around with a different toolkit and have something cool to look at for a few minutes.
Looking at what is coming in Leopard, [...]
Going through the first few weeks of college, I’ve found a few apps that have made my university life so much easier. Some of these apps will be things you have heard of. Hopefully, some will be new to you. Most of the apps have been designed for a much larger audience, but greatly help [...]
I sit here at my desk typing on my new MacBook Core 2 Duo. All I have to say is that I’m loving it. Except of course for my wireless, which refuses to work. I’m pretty sure that my 2Wire router is at fault for not playing nice-nice with Macs.
When I first got my Mac [...]
I’m happy to release the new version of DiggUpdate. Version 2.6 includes a bunch of new useful features. Here take a look:
Real-time digg this button implemented on Classic Digg Window
40 Story limit imposed to prevent errors
Choose which section of digg to read
Added Clear All Small Windows button to the menu
Added Sparkle updater support
Fixed drawing behavior [...]
Dustin Bachrach is a 20 year old Rice student and developer for both OS X and the web. He also deals a lot with design work and Photoshop. He blogs technology, Apple, programming, and life.
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