mulle-objc Development with IDEs
How to develop mulle-objc programs with popular IDEs such as Visual Studio Code or Clion.
Articles
De Re mulle-sde
An introduction of mulle-sde as a cross-platform Integrated Development Environment in the shell.
Modern Bash (Zsh) Scripting
New tricks for an old shell. How to make shell scripting pleasant and less error prone. This booklet will give you some ideas.
Building another Hackintosh
In 2009 I decided to dip my toes into the Hackintosh world. It was a resounding success. So, in August 2012, with Intel's Ivy Bridge and Apple's Mountain Lion out, I decided to build another one.
Building a Hackintosh
Building a Hackintosh has never been easier and, given the current Mac lineup, it has also never been more necessary. In this article I describe my experience building one in September 2009.
Using Frameworks with JARs in non-WO Apps
An old resurrected article, that I have linked back in, just for completeness sake.
The Jaguar Underground Documentation
The grassroot documentation for the Atari 64 bit system. Some said it was better, than the documentation that Atari provided. And who are we to disagree.
MulleFaBVisualizer
The MulleFaBVisualizer is an interactive article exploring an area of AppKit's functionality, that developers (including myself) often have a problem to fully grasp. The article is a small Cocoa app with lots of help and explanatory text to guide and help you in your explorations.
Installing Mac OS X Server 1.2 r3 on Apple Cube
How to install Mac OS X Server 1.2 r3 on an Apple Cube. I doubt anyone is interested in doing this anymore.
Installing WO451 Developer and WO5 Developer in parallel on Mac OS X 10.x
DualDeveloper: Installing WO451 Developer and WO5 Developer in parallel on Mac OS X 10.x. Probably obsolete, yet still might be slightly of interest to some WO developers.
Installing Mac OS X Server 1.2 on Lombard 400 MHz Powerbooks
Installing Mac OS X Server 1.2 on Lombard 400 MHz Powerbooks with a DVD drive - UPDATED. Obsolete as no one cares for that old OS anymore.
Optimizing Objective-C
This article series explores ways how to make your Objective-C code run faster. The series covers exclusively Objective-C and Foundation specifica. Optimizing code in general is not part of the agenda.