This video is great! A band of talented musicians whose instruments are only iPads and iPhones:
I am amazed at how creatively musicians from North Point Community Church use these devices… picking specific apps for different instruments, and the creativity of the app developers who dreamed them up. Just cool!
The musicians needed to practice a bit more on the middle song, but the first and the last songs were very polished and professional.
A few years ago, I am not sure just when or how, I stumbled upon these videos on Yahoo where programming legend Douglas Crockford gave very interesting and insightful lectures on the JavaScript language. It has been a bit tedious to find part X of a lecture and I would think about creating a page on the web that embeds all these videos in a way that makes watching them easier to do. To curate this content as Robert Scoble might say. Well after all this time I am doing just that in this post. I think that if you are a programmer and you use JavaScript in any fashion that this information is really useful. Both to learn new things, as well as for review.
This is a guest post from Monica Lewers, who for the past few months has been my personal trainer. Her clients keep signing up with her again and again. For one reason: she gets results. In this article she provides some tips on how to not “fall off the wagon” and stay healthly when you are traveling.
In this article I cover how you can fix the Base SDK Missing problem you might have had using the iOS SDK 5.2. The video above is easiest to see in full screen mode.
Background:
I downloaded Apple’s iOS SDK 5.2 and installed it on my Mac. After that process was over , I decided to load an existing project of mine into XCode. Ok, good. Then I tried to do a build. Kaboom! It did not work! No worries I thought, I will just go to the drop-down and pick the latest SDK 5.2. But the option was not there! The thought came to me that I might have to create a new project and import all my files from my existing project just to get it to work. Not a very nice thought to say the least!
