Daniel and Manton talk Android on the desktop, consistency of programming languages, and various approaches to to-do list management.
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- TwUI – Twitter’s open source Mac UI framework.
- Chameleon – Iconfactory’s open source Mac UI framework.
- Google Web Toolkit – Google’s framework for building JavaScript-backed sites from Java source.
- Node.js – Streamlined JavaScript based web-development platform.
- Taskpaper – Simple To-Do app from Hog Bay Software.
- Getting Things Done – The productivity methodology by David Allen.
- OmniFocus – To-Do management software from The Omni Group.
- 43 Folders – Merlin Mann’s dormant blog about productivity and creativity.
- Back To Work – Merlin Mann’s podcast recently re-focused on Getting Things Done.
- Asana – To-Do management system for teams.
- Things – To-Do management software from Cultured Code.
- Trello – To-Do management and project organization service from Fog Creek.
- Lose It! – Calorie-counting software for iOS from FitNow, Inc.
- Forget Feature Requests – Chapter from 37signals’s Getting Real about ignoring feature requests.
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December 31, 2012 at 11:09 am.
Manton and Daniel talk about Macworld’s Eddy Awards, the rollout of Twitter’s tweet archives, and developing Safari extensions.
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December 28, 2012 at 7:46 pm.
Daniel and Manton discuss working while sick, how not to change a light bulb, Twitter photo filters, Flickr, and a question about organizing shared code.
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December 13, 2012 at 2:05 pm.
Daniel and Manton discuss the end of The Daily newspaper app, trademark infringing copycat apps, and using a shared family computer for work purposes.
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- News Corporation PR – Press release including announcement of The Daily’s ceasing publication.
- The Daily Failed – Marco Arment’s take on the end of The Daily.
- Evening Edition – Digest of world news from the folks at Mule Design.
- Tweetmarks to Tweet Marker – Manton’s tweet noting his product renaming based on trademark conflict.
- Watermark Trademarks – An example of the variety of trademarks based on a common word.
- Dropbox – File sharing service mentioned in context of using whatever computer do do one’s work.
- iTunes Match – Apple’s subscription-based cloud music syncing service.
- PowerTunes – Fat Cat Software’s application for managing multiple iTunes libraries.
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December 5, 2012 at 12:35 pm.
