I’ve had this one in my “to watch later” pile for several weeks, and I finally got around to it last night. Cabel’s one of the more entertaining speakers I’ve ever head the pleasure of seeing in person, and this talk about the development of Coda certainly lives up to that. He’s insightful, funny, and interesting. Check it out. In my opinion, Panic is still synonymous with great Mac software — even as I was never the target market for Coda and Expan drive has largely made Transmit unnecessary for me. Visit site »
Gruber and Cabel Sasser get together after the keynote for an hour-long chat about the iPhone and other Apple goodness. By the way, if you’ve never heard Cabel speak live, you’ve got to see this guy. He’s incredibly exuberant and always laughing about something. I find him incredibly entertaining. And Gruber’s not bad, either. :) Visit site »
Cabel finds and analyzes Apple’s patent filing for a resolution-independent user interface, which includes screenshots of their internal theme creation tool. I stand by my prediction that we’ll see a whole new visual look for Leopard, probably tending more towards the darker look of Apple’s “Pro” apps like Aperture and Final Cut. And yes, it’ll be resolution-independent. Visit site »