Projects

PSModelViewer

PSModelViewer is an iPad application that allows you to browse a Core Data model on the go. Simply drop in a Core Data model and build.

CoreData Persistence

Persistence has been implemented for the simplification and making easier the work with Core Data Framework and represents its light object wrapper. It is designed for the common usage scenarios, where it is sufficient the Core Data stack handling and the basic object (objects graph) querying or ... [More] possibble using of projection for some of the attributes of the managed objects. It covers the base Core Data Framework functionality by using the common patterns: DAO (Data Access Object) and Factory. [Less]

my-dream-slapper

My Dream Slapper is a collaborative online contest management tool created for the first My Dream App competition. It provides collaborative contest submission review, ranking, commenting and organization into shared folders. The Slapper is a great way to collaboratively review many submissions ... [More] from a remote MySQL database. My Dream Slapper works by sucking all new contest submissions out of a remote database and storing them locally in a Core Data store. When you comment on contest submissions, or rank them, or place them into smart folders, your changes are uploaded the next time My Dream Slapper syncs with the remote database. Other users collaborating with you can then read your comments and review your shared folders. My Dream Slapper is a Cocoa Mac OS X Core Data application, licensed under the BSD license. [Less]

iasset

Using Apples Core Data and Cocoa foundations iAsset aims to be the perfect asset tracker for general IT staff.

mo2xml

If you are using Core Data to manage your application's data you will probably want your application to export and import managed objects and save them somewhere (file on a disk, webserver, ...). MO2XML provides convenient way to do exactly that.

linkmenu

LinkMenu is a clone of the application “URLWell” for Mac OS X. URLWell is no longer available, is not open-source, and is not a universal binary. LinkMenu aims to do everything URLWell did, and more. LinkMenu will require Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

one-do

Announcement: Development of One-Do has been discontinued. Source code, however, will remain available. This is the Google Code Project Page for One-Do, a simple light-weight to-do list for Mac. It is written in Objective-C and Cocoa, and it uses Core Data to store its information.

ztheque

ZThèque is a comic-book management software, oriented at european style collection (especially from Belgium and France). Final purpose is to offer online integration, import from other software on Mac, Linux or WIndows.

unicode0browser

Geared mostly towards application developers and publishing administrators, Unicode Browser facilitates an exploratory approach to understanding Unicode characters, algorithms and canons. By gathering all of the assigned character and properties into one interactive exploratory interface, users ... [More] gain a better understanding of Unicode. Unicode Browser also serves as an exercise in the capabilities, performance and completeness of Apple's CoreData and Cocoa bindings. Most of the code for Unicode Browser is dedicated to retrieving, parsing, and importing Unicode data into a CoreData object graph. Another portion of code is dedicated to adding general use classes usable for data centric applications such as subclasses of NSFormatter, NSController, and NSView to facilitate minimal code or even zero-code data applications. As an added bonus, Unicode Browser uses SQLite as a persistent storage mechanism so the data file constitutes a comprehensive and portable Unicode data file. [Less]

dd-manager

A Core Data application written in Cocoa for Mac OS X for keeping track of D&D characters, spells and their related properties including weapons, skills and feats. Also allows quick character creation and the creation of template characters. You can also run battles between the characters with ... [More] special ability support, spells and normal weapon attacks. D&D Manager is designed for Dungeons and Dragons 3rd and 3.5 editions though it may also be suitable for other similar d20 based Role-Playing games. [Less]