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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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Wil Shipley appears in Penny Arcade

by Mike Schramm (Jul 3rd, 2007)

Wil Shipley, he of the Delicious Generation's namesake, appears in yesterday's Penny Arcade comic, as a guy hopefully waiting in the iPhone line. (Little does he know that they'll have plenty there even after he makes his way to the front.) The appearance came out of last year's Child's Play ...

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 ...

The Cocoa Conundrum

by Victor Agreda, Jr. (Oct 31st, 2006)

When it comes to software on the Mac platform it's a mixed bag. I don't mean like on Windows, where the bag is full of snakes, scorpions, rusty blades, and the occasional bit of peach. Software on the Mac has been in flux for a decade. When Apple bought NeXT, most of us figured Copland was dead in ...

Bookpedia

by Scott McNulty (May 11th, 2006)

I have two passions in life: technology and books. I can't figure out how I didn't know about Bookpedia until yesterday when I stumbled across it. Sure, Delicious Library is the big name in Mac personal media management, but Bookpedia only costs $18 bucks and it pulls info from libraries as well as ...

Delicious Library 1.6.1

by Scott McNulty (Feb 10th, 2006)

Delicious Library has gone Universal as of version 1.6.1, which was just released. This point release also enables user to use Delicious Library with the built in iSights in both the iMacs and MacBook Pros. There are also numerous bug fixes which is to be expected in any point release, as well ...

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