Pioneers in Mac Development

is a Senior Developer specializing in Web technologies. He lives in South Carolina with his wonderful wife, son, daughter, and three cats. He has been enamored with Macs since coming across a brand new Mac Plus in college almost 20 years ago.

REALbasic growing to include Cocoa, mobile, and Web development, 2008.08.18. REALbasic is a cross platform development tool for Mac, Windows, and Linux. The company is working on expanding that to the Web, mobile devices, and the Mac's Cocoa.
Andrew Barry on why REALbasic is a great rapid application development tool, 2008.08.04. REALbasic started as a way to give the Classic Mac OS something similar to Visual Basic, but it's grown far beyond that.
Environmentally responsible retirement for old Macs, 2008.06.13. After you've scavenged what useful parts you can from your old Mac, what's the most environmentally friendly way to dispose of the rest?
Supporting a classic Mac 'habit' on the cheap, 2008.06.09. Mac nostalgia leads to a year-long rediscovery of the pleasures of old Macs and the classic Mac OS.
Info-Mac reloaded, 2007.12.05. The oldest online Mac community and software archive is back after a two-year hiatus.
Tom Pittman on HyperCard, programming, and operating systems, 2007.10.04. Bill Atkinson said there could never be a HyperCard compiler, but Tom Pittman proved him wrong with CompileIt, a HyperCard compiler created in HyperCard.

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