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Indie Mac Gift Pack offers discounted Mac software for the holidays

by Mike Schramm (Dec 13th, 2010)

A crew of well-known independent Mac developers has banded together to offer a pretty good deal on some Mac software this holiday season. The Indie Mac Gift pack is offering six great Mac apps (Acorn 2, Delicious Library 2, MarsEdit 3, Radioshift, SousChef and Sound Studio 4) for just $60, a ...

360 MacDev Keynote: Mike Lee's "Dirty Jokes and Code"

by Steven Sande (Dec 10th, 2010)

360|MacDev is underway in Denver, Colorado, and it's starting with a bang. While many developer conferences begin with a boring, bland, and somewhat cookie-cutter keynote, this morning's keynote was a NSFW -- but definitely memorable -- talk laced with dirty jokes by Mike Lee (at right). Mike has ...

MacTech 2010: Wil Shipley on Noogle Noggles, a new Delicious Library and the Mac App Store

by Mike Schramm (Nov 8th, 2010)

Wil Shipley is probably the premiere Mac developer -- he co-founded The Omni Group, and now runs Delicious Monster, whose Delicious Library app pretty much embodies the best of this platform we love so much. Wil kindly sat down to talk with me at last week's MacTech 2010 conference here in Los ...

Delicious Library may regain iPhone support... sort of

by Keith M (Oct 12th, 2010)

Once upon a time, Delicious Library was available for the iPhone, and it was quickly yanked from the App Store due to infringing upon Amazon's API TOS. I learned all of this after recently purchasing the fantastic OS X application, and then wondering why it didn't have an accompanying iPhone app. ...

Why Apple's patents might show screens from third-party apps

by Mike Schramm (Aug 7th, 2010)

This is a weird one. FutureTap was surprised to recognize one of their app's screens in a strange place: a recent Apple patent outlining how a possible travel application could work. The company wasn't quite sure what to do next -- as you can see above, it's a straightforward copy of the Where To? ...

Wil Shipley: Apple "copied me"

by Dave Caolo (Feb 1st, 2010)

When Steve Jobs was introducing the iPad last week, a number of us familiar with Delicious Monster had the same reaction during the iBooks demo: "That looks like Delicious Library." Developer Wil Shipley noticed, too. In an interview with The Washington Post, Shipley complained about the ...

Mandatory Delicious Library 2.2 update released

by Christina Warren (Aug 12th, 2009)

Delicious Library 2 has just issued a mandatory 2.2 update that all users must install if they want to actually scan in, update or look-up new items automatically. As of August 15, 2009, Amazon.com requires all applications that use its data and API to digitally sign information requests. This ...

Delicious Library for iPhone runs afoul of Amazon's API terms, pulled from App Store

by Michael Rose (Jul 7th, 2009)

Update: As one might expect, this API restriction has also hit Pocketpedia; the app is now pulled as well (as of 7/17). Sudden removal of an item from the App Store isn't unheard of; sometimes an app has a hidden bug or a content problem, and if Apple hasn't seen fit to take it off the store ...

Macworld Expo: Delicious Monster's Wil Shipley

by Michael Rose (Jan 7th, 2009)

His flagship application gave its name to an entire movement of graphical sophistication among Mac apps, so it should be no surprise that Wil Shipley's Delicious Monster booth at Macworld Expo carries Delicious Library's recognizable UI into the real world. Special care was taken to get bookshelves ...

First Look: Classics

by Cory Bohon (Nov 3rd, 2008)

Have you ever been stuck on a train, plane, or bus and wanted a good book to read? With Classics [iTunes Link], you can easily pick up your iPhone and begin reading a small collection of classic literature and novels. As I mentioned last week, Classics takes a new approach to reading books on the ...

RIftVault - Spawn of Yojimbo and Delicious Library?

by Steven Sande (Jun 3rd, 2008)

A lot of my clients use Yojimbo to securely store their credit card numbers, passwords, and other information. I use it, too, but find it to be a somewhat drab application. On the other hand, Delicious Library is attractive and fun to use, but it isn't really something you'd want to use to store ...

Delicious Library 2.0 is now shipping

by Dave Caolo (May 26th, 2008)

The beta period is over and Delicious Library 2.0 is officially ready to go (we took an early look at version 2 back in March). If you're unfamiliar, Delicious Library is the beautiful personal media database (that's the fancy way of saying "it keeps track of your stuff") that's as fun as it is ...

Delicious Library 2 beta on the streets

by Michael Rose (May 23rd, 2008)

In a Memorial Day treat for users, Wil Shipley of Delicious Monster announced via a tweet earlier this evening that a beta of Delicious Library 2 is now available for download and purchase. We've been waiting eagerly for DL2 for quite a while now, along with everyone else. Interestingly, on first ...

Delicious Library 2: First Look

by Christina Warren (Mar 10th, 2008)

One of the most anticipated applications in recent memory, Delicious Library 2 is finally nearing release. Earlier this week, the guys over at AppleInsider showed off an in-depth sneak peek of the application and its new features and revamped interface. I have had the opportunity to play with the ...

TUAW Interview series with Wil Shipley: The Leopard delay - does it change anything?

by David Chartier (Apr 23rd, 2007)

In the first interview of this new mini-series, Brent Simmons of NewsGator / NetNewsWire shared some of his thoughts on Apple's delay of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard in light of the iPhone. For this second installment, Wil Shipley of Delicious Monster / Delicious Library steps up to the plate on feeling ...