http://secretlab.com.au Mad Scientist Grade Software Wed, 29 Oct 2008 11:00:15 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en We all just got back from the AUC's /dev/world/2008 conference! It was a roaring success. You can download Paris' Cocoa Polishing presentation slides here. The other presentation slides and further notes will be available right here within a day or two: Beyond AppleScript Embedding OpenGL in Cocoa Polishing Your Cocoa Application Slides from Paris' brief ... http://secretlab.com.au/devworld-2008/ We were recently featured in the Sunday Tasmanian (our local newspaper) as an example of local iPhone developers. The first article on us of many, we hope! http://secretlab.com.au/media-exposure/ We are insanely pleased to announce the release of Culture for the iPhone. Culture is a puzzle/strategy game that will have your mind racing to think further than your opponent can and to claim as much territory as you can, before it's swallowed up by the oncoming hordes. Culture is available ... http://secretlab.com.au/culture-released/ In my last article, I covered the basics of what a DSL is, and what they’re useful for. This week, I’m going to talk about what a DSL to manipulate the desktop should be like, what solutions exist already, and what we could do to improve them. Last time, I discussed ... http://secretlab.com.au/do-more-with-less-part-2/ Domain Specific Languages for Desktop Apps Domain specific languages have been popular for some time now, but for how long they’ve been popular is a fuzzy question, with an equally fuzzy answer. There’s considerable debate over what a DSL really is, and when a language crosses the line and stops being ... http://secretlab.com.au/do-more-with-less-part-1/ Welcome to the new home of the Secret Lab! Here we will dazzle you with displays of our incredible wit and charm as well as show off whatever we happen to be working on. To start off with, you may marvel at the brilliant design of our site and take a ... http://secretlab.com.au/hello-world/