Blog, page 14
News, updates and stories from the Realmac Software team.
Analog Camera Available Now
I’m really excited to announce that Analog Camera for iPhone is finally available!
Email your lists in the latest version of Clear!
If you’ve ever found yourself needing to send one of your lists in Clear to a friend or co-worker, you’re going to love the latest update to Clear for iPhone…
Analog Camera for iPhone Coming Soon
Last week we announced Analog Camera for iOS, and so far the reception has been pretty overwhelming, the announcement got picked up by the likes of…
Why Native Is Winning
I keep reading blog posts and tweets that insist you can build web apps that look & feel as good as native apps, but I’m not convinced you can.
Why shipping on time is hard
When the company was much younger, we used to pre-announce releases with a fair amount of notice. As with any project, best laid plans get changed, and…
Tickets and Test Docs
Continuing a series of posts on all things ‘QA’ here at Realmac HQ, I’ll be sharing a little about how we like to make the most of our issue tracker, as well…
Copywriting is Design
This blog post is based on Nik’s talk given at NSConference 2013
Chasing the Sun
Most programming is, essentially, plumbing. That is taking a bunch of different parts which seem like they’re meant to go together and trying to actually get…
Website Reporting to Keep Your Content on Track
In our weekly blog posts we’ve recently been focusing on tips to help people develop apps. Today I’d like to share a few tips on monitoring visitors to your…
Can You Love or Hate Your Apps?
An old friend of mine recently asked me a question that I had never really considered before. Is it possible for people to have an emotional attachment to…
Building an FTP and HTTP Server - Part 2
The first version of the camera server became unusably slow when loaded with more than a couple of thousand images and I wanted it to support far more than…
Leap into the future with Clear for Mac
Just before Christmas, the Clear for Mac team gathered around a box that had arrived from San Francisco. Inside, was a rather intriguing piece of hardware…