We’ve been playing Go during lunch at work lately. Mark Lentczner, one of our engineering directors, is a long-time Go enthusiast, runs the Go center in Second Life, and has been teaching us.
So when Jens mentioned iGo for the iPhone, I bought a copy, stayed up late one night this week working on beating the [...]
The WordPress client for iPhone just went live. I’m trying it now.
I learned from Dave Rogers that the iPhone 2.0 software will take screen shots! Press the home and sleep buttons, the screen flashes for feedback, and a PNG image will be dropped off in your recent photos folder. The free Remote.app from Apple is nice, but I can’t convince my coworkers to let me run [...]
I’ve published some photos from my trip to the 2008 Maker Faire. The set includes a Babbage Engine constructed from a Mechanno Set, my friend Peter’s iPhone controlled watering can, the Stanford Laptop Orchestra, a flying model of a Mercury Redstone rocket, and a large, menacing alien tripod.
Updated version of the WordPress plugin for optimizing the display of blogs on the iPhone and iPod Touch. Now scrolls the location bar out of the way after page load, but does not conflict with links to named anchors on the page. From a suggestion by Donny Cruce.
I’ve taken advantage of wordpress.org’s hosting and subversion repository. So the iPhone Viewport Meta plugin for WordPress is now hosted there.
I’ve updated my iphone-viewport-meta plugin for WordPress. The changes include support for the iPod Touch: Now uses device-width constant instead of a value in pixels. Test for both iphone and ipod in user agent string. Switch from semi-colon to comma as separator, per ADC documentation. James Craig has been great with pointing out bugs and [...]
Get the plugin from wordpress.org. Update 4: Plugin now hosted at wordpress.org. Update 3: New version with support for viewport constants, and iPod Touch. Update 2: James Craig points out that the ID attribute is not allowed in the META element, so I’ve updated the plugin. Update: I should add what my aim is. Rather [...]