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About My Apps

Since 1982 Bill Pitcher has been programming commercial applications for (mainly) Apple computers. In these podcasts he talks a little about each of the currently available apps and then gives an in-depth how to use them. He may also be joined by guests who have helped in the development or are current users. We are not responsible for, nor do we advocate the content, comments or opinions within these podcasts. They are for entertainment purposes only.

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Update to Podcast RSSer

About My Apps ·

2019/05/07

A short update on the next version of his App Podcast RSSer.

6:34

Temperament Sorter

About My Apps ·

2018/05/22

Temperament Sorter is my oldest App, I first developed it back in OS 9, in Realbasic. When I started to learn xCode, Objective-C and Cocoa I updated it. As the years rolled on I put it up on the App store and there it got the occasional download. Eventually Apple required it to be recompiled and I took this advantage to rewrite it in Swift - 4. While there are many Sorters online, this App lets you save the questions and answers, doesn’t require the internet and prints. If a man does not keep pace

31:06

Podcast RSSer

About My Apps ·

2017/09/08

Your Mac is a great platform for making podcasts: tools like GarageBand and Transmit make it straightforward.But making and maintaining the RSS feed for Podcast Connect is a chore that is fraught with potential errors. So Bill made this new App to make it quick and easy to create your RSS feed. Here are Bill and Chris with a 30 minute in-depth look at Podcast RSSer.

45:46

History, Wellington, New Zealand 1983

About My Apps ·

2017/08/31

30+ years of programming and our experience of the history of programming, customer support, errors and advancements. An introduction to this series. Guest presenter Chris Pitcher.

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