Archive for the ‘Pariahware’ Category

I ordered my iPad the morning it was available.  Actually, 20 minutes after it was available.  I thought it would be a neat device to have, but mainly I bought it for development purposes.  One just can't be certain an app will work unless it is being tested on a ...
Do you know which OS your customers are using?  Both Panic and The Omni Group do.  I think this information is important, if not a curiosity regarding the state of the Mac OS.  It is astounding to me that people are still using Mac OS X 10.3.  As a struggling ...
Let's face it, having to learn the ins & outs of a unique database interface for each type of database we come across is annoying.  If you're using a PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQLite database, you're either using the archaic command line interface each with their own syntax, a web-based interface, ...
Over the long weekend we soft launched Doc Merge version 2.1 for both Macintosh & Windows. For Windows users this version is mostly a face-lift. And by a face-lift, I mean that the application is now driven via toolbar buttons. But for Macintosh users, this is a major ...
No, the blog is not dead. I just haven't had much news to announce. There is one bit of news: Twitter. You can follow the company news on Twitter: Follow Pariahware on Twitter You can also follow my personal account in all of my opinionated glory, including personal, political, and ...
I have been a proponent of REALbasic for years and I never quite understood the wailing & complaining from others.  This has changed for me in the last year and I just don't understand what the problem is over at REAL Software.  The latest bug that I've been bit by ...
I have been a faithful REALbasic user for many years.  It is such a wonderful development environment that I have staked my business on it for the past seven years.  Recently REAL Software let go a couple of key employees.  Additionally, while they put a good spin on it by ...