After some very heavy traffic to this site, I was mucking around with some of my files and folders… and it looks like I accidentally deleted my source directory! This is where several downloads were stored, including BSJSONAdditions, MUPhotoView, and a few others. I’m working to get all of the files re-exported from my Subversion [...]
Archive for April, 2006
I listened to your feedback, and made the most requested improvements in this version - without changing much of what you, as a developer, will need to implement in order to use MUPhotoView. Here’s a list of what’s new:
Photo Removal Support: Whether you implement MUPhotoView via bindings or via delegate, the new photo removal methods [...]
You may already know that Flickr provides RSS and Atom feeds for every user’s photo stream. (There a link at the bottom of each user’s main photo page - here’s my page and a link to my RSS feed.) But what you may not know is that Flickr supports output in quite a few formats [...]
There’s only one change in this update: the parser now skips any characters before the first object definition. For example, Flickr wraps their JSON object definitions in “jsonFlickrFeed()”. This parser will now skip the “jsonFlickrFeed(” and correctly pick up the object definition.
Click here to download the latest version.
I finished version 1.0 of MUPhotoView (previously mentioned here). The download includes all the code included in the previous demo application, and additionally supports keyboard selection navigation, better scroll adjustment during photo resizing, and a couple other minor fixes.
Download the source code, project, and documentation here.
Quick Feature List:
Dynamically resizable photo thumbnails. (Photos provided via [...]
Update: I accidentally deleted most of my source downloads, and this was one I didn’t have a stored copy of. If you have one, please email it to me at this domain at mac dot com. In the meantime, the downloads linked from this post will get a 404.
While I was reading Wil Shipley’s [...]
I turned 30 this weekend, and in celebration, spent a few days at Mammoth with some friends. We snowboarded for six straight hours - no lunch break, no nothing - on Friday. I let the Forerunner 205 run the entire time, so it recorded any movement - whether that was boarding or riding on the [...]
Liscio and dcj were having a conversation on the #macsb IRC channel last week about designing better reusability between model, view, and controller components. That, of course, got me thinking about Mugshot, and that many of the pieces I wrote early on know way too much about the internals of the other pieces.
The main thumbnail [...]