January 1st, 2009

Have you ever tried CakePHP? Yes, it’s a rapid application development framework that allows you to rapidly build web applications. But recently, I found something really great, ModelBaker. It’s a desktop application that makes development even faster. Building a blog in 3 minutes? Yes! That’s awesome. I’ve tried ModelBaker myself on it’s beta testing phase, and I have to admit, this application is definitely helpful for any web developer.
Taken from ModelBaker site:
ModelBaker – a remarkable application that delivers point and click development so you can do amazing things for your business, your customers, organization and school. Rapidly build a corporate intranet from scratch. Create custom client web applications based on templates you’ve created. Place your classroom online and offer your students mobile access from an iPhone, an iPod touch or a Google Android mobile. And build it all with a single mouse click.
Yup – you’re read it right, your Web Application will be accessible from browsers, iPhone, iPod Touch, and even Google Android mobile. ModelBaker release date is 5th January 2009. So, get it and make your life easier.
Posted in Mac OS X, Web Application Development | 3 Comments »
October 15th, 2008

Apple just released new MacBook, MacBook Pro, and Cinema Display today. Looks really great.
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September 3rd, 2008

Google’s brand new browser, called Google Chrome, is available for Windows users today. After reading the comic, I download and install Google Chrome on my Boot Camp partition. If i have to describe the experience with Google Chrome in one word: awesome!
Loading is blazing fast! Love the interface. Great auto-completion. Really great for everyday use. I hope they release Mac version anytime soon.
Will Google release a full Operating System, too? Let’s wait and see.
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July 31st, 2008
If you’re on a Mac, and missed your CHM files, I’ve been there. I’ve tried most (if not all) CHM reader for Mac. Chamonix, Chmosx, Chmox, iChm, xCHM, you name it. After some searching hours, I found ArCHMock. It feels like finding an oasis!
Here’s why:
- It’s fast, really! (load, search, everything)
- Great interface (leopard-ish, highlighting search result)
- Great search (relevance sort, search as you type)
- It’s free!
Many thanks to Vyacheslav Zakovyrya for creating ArCHMock, reading CHM on Mac OS X Leopard is fun again!
Posted in Mac OS X | 11 Comments »