Jan 6, 2010 by: Colin objectivec, Tutorial
For the past month or so I've been involved with creating 2 iPhone applications at work. I was the sole developer on the first but worked with one other developer on the latter. Seeing as this was our first experiences with xCode and Objective C, there's a few good techniques I'd like to note when it comes to organization.
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Jun 23, 2009 by: Colin AS3, Open Source, Tutorial
If you haven't noticed where the web is going, everything is all about the now. With Twitter, Facebook, MySpace (anyone still use myspace anymore?), blogging, and others, the web is directing itself more towards small statements to announce what you're doing now. A thing that's nice to display on your website (or you may even need for a client) is to display the weather.
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Jun 10, 2009 by: Colin AS3, Open Source, Tutorial
Back in the Flash 5 days, before tweening engines and Robert Penner's easing functions, flash developers used a "dirty" way of tweening through code.
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So a few months ago I wrote a bunch of AS3 classes for work and I wanted to have my own color / code hinting so that it made using them faster and easier to work with.
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May 20, 2009 by: Colin AS3, Open Source, Tutorial
A few months ago I wanted to write down a little bit of code to remember how to determine velocity (because I knew I’d have to remember sooner or later. It’s really quite simple, you just need to compare 2 (or more values). Here’s one way you can do it…
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