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Key Features: – Creates buttons and other application controls with pixel-perfect precision – Creates color gradients with up to 8 color-stops – Designs can be saved as a single image, 3-part image or 9-part image for automatic scaling – CSS output can be generated for use in an external file or as an inline style [...]

Allows you to extract code documentation from objective-c source files of your project and generate markdown or xhtml output. Additionally it can extend xhtml into fully working documentation set and install it in Xcode documentation window. appledoc uses doxygen as a base for extracting the documentation from source files and then converts the doxygen output [...]

Appscript is a high-level, user-friendly Apple event bridge that allows you to control scriptable Mac OS X applications using ordinary Python scripts. Appscript makes MacPython a serious alternative to Apple’s own AppleScript language for automating your Mac.

Breaks new ground for Relational Database tools with the introduction of the Aqua Open APIs, a JavaScript based language called AquaScript and a full-fledged Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Users will now have API access to nearly all of ADStudio’s built-in functionality and be able to create fully automated end-to-end solutions. Open APIs enable developers to [...]

The two and three-way visual file comparison/merging and folder synchronization application. Use it to compare and merge source code, web pages, XML and other text files with native application performance. Directly open and compare the text from Microsoft Office (Word and Excel), OpenDocument, PDF and RTF files. Compare images and binary files. Synchronize folders. Perform [...]

Gain access to your ARD 3 PostgreSQL database using PHP! ADAM permits localhost access to your ARD database via TCP/IP sockets. Why would you want to do this? By permitting localhost access via TCP/IP sockets, PHP scripts on the same machine can access the information in the database. This allows you to write customized PHP [...]

atosym is a command-line tool that I hacked together in one afternoon to serve as a replacement for atos(1) until Apple makes a version that is compatible with the dSYM debug information format. Basically it calls on GDB, the only tool currently capable of parsing dSYM files, to do the work behind the scenes.