This is another little experiment, so let me know what you think about it. If you like this video tutorial, I’d be happy to make more. I had fun putting this one together.
If you want to download Dashcode you’ll have to sign up as a Developer (it’s free). After you build some cool widgets send us links to them and we’ll post some of stuff you guys put together.
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5 thoughts on “Apple Gazette Video Quick Tips – 01 – Dashcode Basics”
Very nice. What applications did you use to make the screencast video?
I am looking forward to seeing more quick tip videos soon!
That was very good. I look forward to more. Thank you.
What would be good would be a screen cast showing to program using Objective-C under XCode. Particularly for beginners.
I agree with Mark, looks good and very useful, more! more! more!
Thanks Michael
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thanks so much! I guess dashcode was intuitive to the point that I overlooked how to use it!
I like the video! What programs did you use to make it?