Alain Hufkens
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In this post I collected some of the coolest use cases of the iPad/iPhone. They all have in common that you need something extra to enjoy the complete experience. Some of the examples apply to children because that is also something that interests me a lot both as a Developer and as a Dad of [...]
Being an iOS developer and dad myself, I let my 2 year old son play with my iPad. He likes it a lot and I don’t have to tell you that he can already find it’s way to his favorite apps himself. This is because the device is so easy to use. He already played [...]
You might have noticed that since I started my blog in 2008, I covered a lot of technical topics. Before this blog started I was already working as a programmer building application in an Enterprise context. This has been a very interesting journey for me and I am quite [...]
It’s been very quite on this blog for a while now. Probably because I don’t seem to find any time to write a blog post anymore. So I decided to create yet another blog where I will share video, links, images that inspire me as a Developer, but also as a Dad. And this [...]
I had this problem for some time. Every time I reboot my Windows Vista laptop the default keyboard settings are set to Dutch (Belgium). I have a English (United States) keyboard on my laptop and I have to change this setting every time again. I never got around to fix it, but today I found [...]
Saturday I was tagged by a Mark Creeten, a co-worker who blogs about HTML/CSS. I was already thinking about what would be my first post this year, but because I was too busy a haven’t gotten to it. But now someone else decided the topic for me. Thanx, Mark with a K.
Well, [...]
It’s been a while since my last post. I have been on holiday for two and a half weeks and we visited the eastern part of Canada. You can see the the route we followed here, and read more about the trip on my travel blog (it’s in Dutch).
At work [...]
When developing software you find yourself writing similar things over and over again. A good solution for this is using design patterns. The guys at this site provide a nice overview of existing design patterns. There are also code examples in C++, Java, Delphi and PHP. There is also a section about refactoring [...]
Yesterday was a beautiful day (against all odds). I went for a 70km drive with my Vespa and 138 other Vespa enthusiasts. The trip was organized by Squadra Veloce (Vespa Club Hasselt) and we drove through the orchards in Sint Truiden.
It was a spectacular sight, seeing almost 140 Vespa scooters [...]
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Checking out CocoaPods - an Objective-C library manager > https://t.co/xdLU5OgO— February 1st via Twitter
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Finally found some time to dive into iOS5 Storyboarding.— February 1st via Twitter
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RT @robbedoes: Fun to watch: an interview w/ the sound designer of Angry Birds: http://t.co/lDARIGbB— February 1st via Twitter
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@wuotr Also, check this out: Flood Fill > http://t.co/SpweLK0N ;)— January 30th via Twitter
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Love it! Timesaver++ CocosBuilder, a tool for graphically laying out sprites, layers and scenes for @cocos2d > http://t.co/Jrb8233D— January 30th via Twitter
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RT @rwenderlich: Awesome list of Cocos2D source code projects, extensions and code from @iuridium: http://t.co/ovwLYhCv— January 29th via Twitter
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Moo! @ Kinderboerderij kiewit http://t.co/tYBlLsvH— January 29th via Twitter
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I've been doing my epic chores and just leveled-up. I'm a Level 8 Well-groomed Clansman now! #EpicWinApp— January 27th via Twitter
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