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Jun '1123
EyeTunes 1.5
I spent a couple hours over the last couple of days wrapping up some things in the EyeTunes project I’ve been meaning to get to. This involved merging in some forks, reorganizing the project and updating it for Xcode 4 and OSX 10.6 so it’s fully compliant with the AppStore, which has gotten stricter about framework architectures. I also wrote a python script I’ve been meaning to get to ever since I wrote a post about updating EyeTunes. This post is now obsolete because the python script does everything necessary to generate the sdef and header files from iTunes!
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Jun '112
The move to GitHub
I’ve been using GitHub for 10 months and love it! Last night I finally transfered all of my bitbucket projects over to GitHub.
The transistion was easy with the help of this blog post from WebOnRails.
I manually transfered the issues over too. There might be an automated way to do this but I didn’t have that many issues on my projects. Except for InAppSettings but it was a good excuse to go through all the issues and condense them.
I’ve deleted all the projects from bitbucket except InAppSettings. I want to keep the original issues around for a while. There are also a couple patches/forks queued up that need to be reviewed and merged. The repository will be removed once the project gets going again, to avoid confusion.
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Mar '1123
ChopShop 2.0 Finally on the App Store!
It’s taken longer then expected but ChopShop 2.0 is finally on the App Store!

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Feb '1128
Coaches Loupe
I was browsing Dribbble a couple weeks ago and came across a post from Ian Tearle of a mockup he’d made for an app to upload shots to Dribbble. This looked like a fun project so I sent him an email and we started collaborating!
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Feb '112
ChopShop Resubmitted
ChopShop has been resubmitted, it was rejected for using private APIs.
The private API calls came fromĀ BWToolkit, in this post we will be covering what we did to remove the dependencies on this framework.
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Feb '112
ChopShop Rejected
We just heard today that ChopShop was rejected from the App Store because it used private APIs.
2.5 Apps that use non-public APIs will be rejected
ChopShop technicly doesn’t use private apis, but we used BWToolkit for some of the UI elements and this is where the private API calls are coming from.
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