Monthly Archives: September 2009
Using Subversion with Xcode, Part I
When you start learning new languages and work through different projects and problems, I find it helpful to have my code under version control (or SCM). Keeping on topic with my previous post about learning iPhone Application Development, it may be a good idea to version your code especially when working with the Stanford University [...]
How to Distinguish Between Being Bored and Unmotivated
We all get bored. In fact, just before I started writing this post I was pondering whether I should just browse the internet aimlessly or actually do something productive. Although the differences between being bored and being unmotivated are subtle, the underlying cause may be significantly different. What is being bored? Lacking something to do. [...]
How to Get Started with iPhone Development
There does still appear to be a market for making money with iPhone apps (especially games), if you are still interested in creating an iPhone application there are plenty of resources available to help you along the way. Prerequisite: You will need an Intel-based Mac with XCode for iPhone development. When the iPhone development tools [...]
How I Went From 4 Failed Blogs to RepeatGeek
A couple of years ago, I saw an article titled (Adsense Case Study: PVRBlog). I thought that it would be a good idea to start my own blog and make some money with Adsense. If you think you can quit your job, start a blog and make money via Adsense … you may want to [...]
Using Subversion with Xcode, Part II