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Make the XCode editor pretty

XCode by default uses a very crappy theme to read and write code. It reminds me of the theme for Terminal.app. I am surprised at how many people I see that use this worthless theme; it’s like writing a Document in 8 point Arial font all day long.

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Learning to build iPhone apps

Learning to build iPhone apps

I have been programming with Cocoa and Objective-C for about three or four years now. Never did I consider myself beyond a novice. I just loved the idea of making applications for my beloved Macintosh. A few friends of mine (Dave and Eric) were really into making Mac apps too. Nothing ever materialized, but I learned a lot and had great fun building Mac apps.

Fast forward to last March of 2008. I like so many others, anxiously awaited the release of the public iPhone SDK. I was excited to see what it was all about and proceded to download the SDK and XCode. Once I bought my first iPhone in July interested hit a all time high… I had to know more.

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Meet Andy Peters

Meet Andy Peters

Hey there – I am Andy Peters! Starting Ninth Division has been something I have been wanting to do for years. I am super excited about it and thought it was time to introduce myself to you all following the site and those who have just come across it now.

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Flight Sites at #13 on iTunes App Store

Sojern’s Flight Sites was the first iPhone application for Ninth Division to be published on the iTunes App Store. After a little over a week of being on the store it stayed in the Top 20 Free Travel applications. Yesterday (Sunday Jan 18, 2009) it hit #13…

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Ready for business

Ninth Division is ready and open for business…

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