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Core Animation tutorial screencasts

by Erica Sadun (Jul 3rd, 2008)

The Pragmatic Bookshelf has published a series of Core Animation tutorials, that are available for purchase and download. These four screencasts walk you through the process of building Xcode projects and incorporating Core Animation features into them. Each tutorial runs for about a twenty to ...

TUAW Exclusive: Pixelmator in-depth screencast

by David Chartier (Aug 9th, 2007)

Back in May we scored a short intro screencast of Pixelmator, an upcoming image editor that looks to give Photoshop a run for its money. Incorporating open source software and some of the great image tools that Apple provides to developers in Mac OS X, Pixelmator looks like it could very well ...

Desktopple - powerful desktop hiding utility

by David Chartier (Apr 3rd, 2007)

For podcasters and clutterbugs alike, there are a number of tools that help you hide your desktop, briefly change its wallpaper and digitally stuff all your icons in the closet to help your screencast shine and impress the boss with your ninja-like file management skills. Desktopple from ...

Omni Group posts OmniOutliner screencasts

by David Chartier (Mar 14th, 2007)

OmniOutliner is arguably the Photoshop of the note-taking industry; it's endowed with a plethora of powerful abilities that are wrapped in a well-designed experience, and it wears many hats for its many users. It only makes sense, then, for the Omni crew to team up with ScreenCastsOnline to ...

TUAW Podcast #21 - the NetNewsWire 3 beta screencast

by David Chartier (Mar 8th, 2007)

The TUAW Podcast is upon us, and for #21 I decided on a screencast of that NetNewsWire 3 beta sneak peek released a couple weeks ago. The new version is a slick piece of work with a lot of nice new features, and I go over all the good stuff in just under 8 minutes. This H264/AAC podcast weighs in ...

Stikkit web service has all sorts of Mac OS X integration

by David Chartier (Jan 21st, 2007)

Stikkit is a new web service in the same organizational vein as Backpack, but it employs some pretty wild tricks and technology to help get your productivity on. The idea behind Stikkit is to get rid of the manual page organization that locks you into one form of hierarchy or another by allowing you ...

Requesting Feedback on the TUAW podcast

by David Chartier (Nov 1st, 2006)

Unfortunately, we won't be having a podcast this week on account of some medical troubles of yours truly. In light of this void, however, we figured it would be perfect time to solicit some feedback on how we're doing so far. Do you want to hear more witty banter from the TUAW bloggers? More ...

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