29 June 2008
RW Helper Update
Instead of using Cocoa to create my latest RW addition, I’ve decided to use Java.
Why? Because I don’t know Obective C, and don’t have time to learn it right now.
The program won’t be any worse because of this decision. I think, actually, it will be better, as I at least kind of know what I’m doing in Java. Kind of.
So I’ve set aside the whole weekend to do it - I’ll hopefully have it done by Sunday.
Until then!
Ah, also I’ll write a short tutorial on how to use JS-kit comments with greybox.
Why? Because I don’t know Obective C, and don’t have time to learn it right now.
The program won’t be any worse because of this decision. I think, actually, it will be better, as I at least kind of know what I’m doing in Java. Kind of.
So I’ve set aside the whole weekend to do it - I’ll hopefully have it done by Sunday.
Until then!
Ah, also I’ll write a short tutorial on how to use JS-kit comments with greybox.
Feel Like A Cup of Cocoa?
I released the Smart Buttons last night, and displayed them with my new store layout.
GreyBox is so good, I keep thinking of new ways to use it.
Now that the Smart Buttons have finished, I feel it is time to move onto another RW related idea. This will be a stand-alone program - a RW helper if you will.
And that’s about all I have to say on the subject at this time.
I’m off to read the Cocoa manual.
GreyBox is so good, I keep thinking of new ways to use it.
Now that the Smart Buttons have finished, I feel it is time to move onto another RW related idea. This will be a stand-alone program - a RW helper if you will.
And that’s about all I have to say on the subject at this time.
I’m off to read the Cocoa manual.
Home Stretch
29/06/08 00:44
Somehow I screwed everything up again, and had to go through a few hours of frustration and confusion.
It paid off, the Javascript works well now, and I’ve finished one set. It even works perfectly in IE6 AND with Accordion! Tomorrow I’ve just got to create a few more styles, then I’ll be able to release it.
I’m not sure how I’ll sell them, as a pack or as individual styles? I might do both - sell each style individually and offer a discount for those who purchase multiple styles at a time. I think it makes more sense that way, as some people won’t want to use all of the styles on their website, while some developers will want various styles so they can demo them to prospective clients. Also, if I do it that way I’ll be able to add more styles to the store as I make them, without having to wait for X amount to release them as a pack.
I’ll think about it some more though, after I’ve made the styles.
I’m sure you’ll all like it, no matter how it is packaged.
