iTunes U, Podcast Producer, Mac OS X, Cocoa development, iPhone development
Biography
Biography:
Since 1989, I've been working for the Academic Computation and Communications Center of The University of Illinois at Chicago, or UIC. Although I wasn't originally hired to be an Apple/Mac expert, it quickly became known to my superiors that Macs were my special area of expertise, and so now I serve as a one of two ultimate Mac authority on campus. I especially love creating custom solutions for both Mac OS X and the iPhone.
In 2006, I became deeply involved in the really cool world of iTunes U not long after I created a tool designed to help me with the administration of UIC's iTunes U site. That tool, or rather that set of tools, is called Woolamaloo.
If you’re looking for a simple way to authenticate Active Directory users within your iTunes U portal site, dscl is your friend. To show how you can use dscl to help manage an iTunes U portal...
Let’s start with a simple scenario. Suppose we have at our disposal a scripting language whose libraries contain a routine called encrypt(). encrypt() takes as its arguments two strings: the...
Mac OS X is a remarkable collection of software—nearly every scripting language important in the UNIX world is included as a part of any OS X installation. Yet although OS X is bundled with Perl,...
Typically, a Podcast Producer workflow will contain one or more tasks which encode content for distribution. For example, the following workflow task, encode_ipod, sets up the pcastaction command...
When I first heard about the PicoP projector about a year ago, I have to say I was pretty keyed up about it. Darn it, it just seems so wicked-cool. It's a ...
I've been playing with ways of using OmniGraffle to script cover art for iTunes U courses…given a course title, say, the script would generate cover art w...
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