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Environmentally Friendly Recycler 1.0 launches in App Store

Recycler has launches in the App store this weekend. It is the first environmentally friendly iPhone application helping you keep track of what plastic recyclables are allowed in your local pickup. Plastic recycling doesn’t need to be a headache anymore. The UI in the application is nice on the eyes. Custom buttons were also created in order to distinguish this application over others. Check it out and let me know what you think.

Here is the official page.

CocoaHeads San Diego

RemindMe.app, example for CocoaHeads talk

RemindMe.app, example for CocoaHeads talk

The next CocoaHeads San Diego chapter will be meeting at Gelato Vero October 23rd, 2008. I’m excited about heading the group in San Diego and looking forward to future talks about Mac and iPhone development. The October 23rd CocoaHeads San Diego will be discussing advantages of using Growl and integrating them into your Mac applications. I created some source code to bring to the talk and discuss. It can be found here.

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Brick Escape updates

Since the last blog post regarding Brick Escape, two versions have been updated in the iPhone App Store. Currently it is at 1.0.3. The two main features that have been added are sound and ability to warp to any level that you have beaten. Both requests have been made by users of the game. I was toying with the idea of actually making a sound track for Brick Escape but in the end stayed with just sound effects.

Thank you for all your support and great ideas, keep them coming.

Interview with AppCraver

I just recently did an interview with AppCraver.com regarding my experience in developing Brick Escape. I know I couldn’t really talk much about exact facts due to the pre iPhone NDA lift, but it was good experience either way.

You can check it out here.