Enabled sharing via Delicious, email, Facebook, Google Reader, Instapaper, Pinboard, Read It Later, Tumblr and Twitter in your iPhone/iPad apps with this open-source library. Has a customized UI, lets you share URLs, images, text, and files… even when offline.

This download includes a fully scalable vector iPhone 4 PSD file that you can use in your own designs. It was designed by Cambridge-based designer, Hector Janse van Rensburg from Inkpilot.com.

A Twitter Sign In component that follows the Facebook Connect flow for creating consistent experiences in apps that support both Facebook Connect and Twitter xAuth.

We are at the beginning of a significant change in the industry, and I believe that ultimately open platforms will win out over the type of closed, locked down platform that Apple is trying to create. I am excited about Flash Player 10.1 and Adobe AIR 2.0 and all of the opportunities that they will make available to Flash developers across multiple platforms (desktop, Android, Palm, Windows Phone 7, RIM, etc…).

New open standards created in the mobile era, such as HTML5, will win on mobile devices (and PCs too). Perhaps Adobe should focus more on creating great HTML5 tools for the future, and less on criticizing Apple for leaving the past behind.

With as3swf you can automatically generate Objective-C source code (Core Graphics, Quartz) from SWF Shapes, to reuse those shapes in your iPhone projects. The as3swf Core Graphics shape exporter generates ready-to-use Objective-C class files (UIView subclasses).

This is a site for Cocoa, iPhone, and iPod people and companies to list their events. If you are running a conference, seminar, or training event please register and add your event here.

Everything you always wanted to know about making iTunes App Store links (including linking directly to the reviews page of your app.)

Helvetica Neue by any other name...

An iPad mock-up of OmniFocus by the very talented Nicolas Thomsen:

"Since OmniGroup announced their plans to bring their products to the iPad (iPad or bust!) I have been wondering how my most used app, OmniFocus, would look and feel on the platform. I made a quick mockup of how I´d like it to work based on the iPhone app and the Mac OS app."

Fully editable Apple iPad in PSD format. Every element you see is editable via vector masks. Everything is scaleable.

"Twitter’s lists are a fascinating new feature, and people are using them in a bewildering variety of ways. I think one of the most unexpected effects they’ve had, though, has been the exposure of yet another problem with Apple’s App Store approval process: it’s just not agile enough.

Say I was selling a Twitter client on the App Store. In an ideal world (read: the web), the primary bottleneck to delivering a new version of the product is the development time – Twitter releases lists, I burn the midnight oil a bit to incorporate them into my app, and I’m done.

When you’re developing for the iPhone, however, the main bottleneck isn’t the development time, but the approval process."

(via http://twitter.com/dalmaer/status/5962862118)

"With Apple now using some kind of static analysis tool to analyse applications submitted for App Store review, it’s had me thinking: why not let us test with it prior to submission - or have iTunes Connect immediately analyse upon uploading a binary? With it widely commented that the first 8 days of any review are to encourage developer self-moderation and bug discovery, the notion that developers have to wait 8 days for an automated process to run is - quite frankly - ridiculous."

A tale of woe about shopping in the OVI store… “Would you like a Hannah Montana screen-saver with that?”

It would be funny if it weren’t true.

(via James Governor)

"Instant branching and merging are the most lethal of Git’s killer features."

Coming from SVN (and CVS – ugh! – and Perforce before that), I've always had somewhat of a fear of branches. This is a straightforward guide that might let me overcome that fear :)