I’ve just uploaded a new version of CMCrashReporter.
There is just one little change in the nib file that prevent users of resizing the window.
CMCrashReporter is a free and open-source framework written in Cocoa which developers can stick in their applications to allow the user to easily send a crashlog back to the developer.
Update:
2 September 2009: I’ve just released a new version of CMCrashReporter, fixing a small issue with GC.
The first release of CMCrashReporter is available.
CMCrashReporter is a free opensource framework for Cocoa applications.
The idea of the framework is very simple.
Nothing is 100% perfect and sometimes an application can crash.
If the developer integrate this framework in his application, he will be able to offer a cool feature to the users. When his application crashes, the user will be able to send a report to the developer with some notes and a technical crash report. Very useful for the developer in the debug process.
Want to see the framework in working? Just watch this movie. You see, it is very useful and it is very simpel.
The integration of this framework is also very simpel, any cocoa developer can do this in a maximum of 3 minutes! There is a video available where you can see the installation of the framework in a new, empty Cocoa project. Watch it here.
More information about this framework is available at CMCrashReporter-project page.
The project is open-source. Default, the code is GC-supported (not required) and supports Tiger and Leopard.
For more information, you can send a mail to info@codingmammoth.com,
Oh, and don’t forgot to subscribe to our mailinglist.
– New at this version:
Fixed small issue (Thanks to Pieter Omvlee – BohemianCoding)
Currencee is released in the iTunes App Store!
Currencee is an application of The Dream Apps, developed by CodingMammoth and is build for calculating rates.
More info at The Dream Apps, iTunes Store and at CodingMammoth.com
Hi folks
Just a short new flash
I’m busy with a new design for the CodingMammoth website.
QuickScale 3.8 will be released soon after the release of the new website!
Today,
I’ve written my first screensaver.
I was doing a little research on the internet about the fact that a time can be saved as the number of seconds elapsed since 1/1/1970. (for more information see Wikipedia.org. Because I’m a little check-freak (with numbers, graphs, etc) I wanted to create something little to see this number counting… so I decided to create a screensaver.
ScreenSavers are written in Cocoa, so it isn’t difficult for me because QuickScale is also written in Cocoa.
You can download my screensaver and use it for free.
If you have an idea for a nice screensaver or If you want to have a personal screensaver (for your company for example), just send an e-mail to info@codingmammoth.com .
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