July 6th, 2008 — Meetings
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Time flies. The Melbourne CocoaHeads are now a year old so we’re doing something a bit different this month to celebrate.
We’re having this months meeting at the City Blend Cafe located at 365 Little Collins St. Duis Computing are kindly kicking in some money for for food. Hooray!
We don’t have much in the way of talks set up for this months meeting, so if you want to talk about something then please get in touch. Otherwise you’ll have to listen to me all night.
Developing custom-drawn interfaces - Doug Clark blackmagic-design (this time he’s actually going to come).
Mobile Safari? - Gareth Townsend
The meeting starts at 6pm and goes through till about 9pm on Thursday the 10th of July.
June 29th, 2008 — Links
Dr Nic Williams, of the Ruby on Rails world has decided it’s time to explore the world of Cocoa.
In fact he’s so keen on the idea he’s started a Brisbane CocoaHeads group so that he doesn’t have to toil away on code all alone. So if you’re in Brisbane and wishing for some Cocoa coding buddies then check it out:
http://groups.google.com/group/brisbane-cocoaheads
June 15th, 2008 — Meetings
This month we will be hearing about the following:
Developing custom-drawn interfaces - Doug Clark blackmagic-design
Monkey Patching Cocoa - Bart van Deventer
When?: Thursday June 19th
Where?: RMIT City Campus. Seminar Room 1, Swanston St Library. Building 8, Level 5
Time?: 6pm - 9pm
As always we will be heading over the road to the Bunker afterwards for drinks and socialising.
May 8th, 2008 — Meetings
A lot of you already use Twitter to socialize and keep up with the world.
Due to popular demand you can now follow the happenings of the Melbourne CocoaHeads on twitter using @melbournecocoa
May 8th, 2008 — Talks
Marcus has just posted his dTrace slides to his blog. Check them out and happy probing.
May 2nd, 2008 — Meetings
The second Thursday of the month of May is upon us, and we’ve got a great line-up of talks.
This month we will be hearing about the following:
AUC and DevWorld 08 - Daniel Saffioti
dTrace: Marcus Crafter
Developing custom-drawn interfaces - Doug Clark blackmagic-design
When?: Thursday May 8th
Where?: RMIT City Campus. Seminar Room 1, Swanston St Library. Building 8, Level 5
Time?: 6pm - 9pm
As always we will be heading over the road to the Bunker afterwards for drinks and socialising.
April 22nd, 2008 — Links
Colin Wheeler of Cocoa Samurai recently gave a talk at his local cocoaheads meeting on threading in Leopard.
Depending on how long you have been writing code for you have either been burned by threads, or just plain avoided them.
Iif you feel the need to play with fire threads then check out Colin’s great guide to threading on leopard to ensure that you stand half a chance of coming out the other end alive.
April 10th, 2008 — Talks
Marcus has just uploaded his slides on Ruby Cocoa and Core Image.
Check them out at the Red Artisan Blog
March 30th, 2008 — Meetings
Hi everyone,
This April the Melbourne CocoaHeads will resume monthly meetings. Hooray! The second Thursday of every month, subscribe to the google calendar to keep up to date.
This month we will be hearing about the following:
Ruby Cocoa and Core Image: Marcus Crafter
New feature in xCode 3: Robert Stainsby
py2app: Bulkan-Savun Evcimen
iPhone SDK, and what it means for us in Australia: Gareth Townsend
When?: Thursday April 10th
Where?: RMIT City Campus. Seminar Room 1, Swanston St Library. Building 8, Level 5
Time?: 6pm - 9pm
As always we will be heading over the road to the Bunker afterwards for drinks and socialising.
March 3rd, 2008 — Meetings
It’s been too long. It’s time for another meeting of the Melbourne Cocoaheads.
I’m thinking late March or early April.
Before I can pin down a date I need some speakers so that we don’t spend all of our time at the pub.
Marcus Crafter has already put his hand up to talk on Ruby Cocoa and Core Image but we need some more speakers.
So whatever you’re working on, no matter what level of detail or complexity I’d love to hear from you. Post to the google group or contact me personally on quamen at gmail dot com.