The October issue of Cominmag includes an article in French by akosma software about the new shape of the mobile market in Switzerland, check it out! And you can read it online too!

The SonntagsZeitung, the most widely read Sunday newspaper in Switzerland, features today an article + infographic about Swiss developers making mobile applications, and akosma software is featured (among many other friends and peers) together with the swissinfo iPad app!

nib2objc has been featured recently in The Changelog, a blog about open source projects: Interface Builder is one of the coolest things about Cocoa development. Being able to draw your interfaces visually can save you tons of otherwise tedious code to create layouts and set visual styles for your user interface elements. Adrian Kosmaczewski, iPhone [...]

Le 7 septembre dernier, à Zurich, s’est tenu “Mobile App Stores”, un colloque à propos des plus importants systèmes de distribution de software pour téléphones mobiles. Au programme, des présentations de l’App Store de Apple, de l’App World de BlackBerry, l’Ovi Store de Nokia et également sur des applications web mobiles, construites avec les derniers [...]

La semaine dernière j’ai eu l’immense plaisir de partager un moment de fun avec l’équipe déjantée du Potecast! Merci a Thierry Weber, Jay-Rôme Berthoud et Nicolas Pittet pour leur accueil, et pour la discussion super intéressante autour de l’iPad, de la toute nouvelle version de l’iPhone OS 4.0 et bien plus encore. A voir sur [...]

As the title suggests: check out the official nib2objc page in Softpedia!

Adrian Kosmaczewski explains an approach known to experienced Xcode developers. It’s the method I use and it “makes a place for everything and puts everything in its’ place”. Hope you find the article, linked below, what you’re looking for. Moreover, his blog is one of the best around. http://kosmaczewski.net/2009/07/28/code-organization-in-xcode-projects/ Comment by JT on question “technical [...]