The push button. It’s truly the blunt instrument of UI design. While most other controls provide some indication of the type of operation they’re performing – sliders are adjusting a value, a switch is moving between two states – buttons just mean “do something”. What? The only way to tell is to press it and [...]
How different did things look at CES 30 years ago? Very.
If you know a bit of OpenGL you can integrate the powerful Bullet physics API into your iPad or iPhone app.
My first quick look at using the Kinect SDK with F#.
This year the onedotzero film festival included for the first time a screening for families. Here’s what I thought of it.
A quick look at the physics demo I’ve been writing using Bullet on iOS.
Porting the Minilight global illumination renderer to F#.
Using Core Animation to create flip-card number animations on the iPad and iPhone
Apple’s iPad applications make use of real-world objects in their user interfaces: books, newspapers, address books. What is it about the iPad that makes it a good platform for this kind of UI?
Some highlights from the onedotzero wow+flutter digital short film festival.
