Comments for brianodell.net http://brianodell.net Software Design and Development Fri, 23 Jul 2010 17:48:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Object Oriented JavaScript: Part 4 by Brian O'Dell http://brianodell.net/?p=520&cpage=1#comment-2451 Brian O'Dell Fri, 23 Jul 2010 17:48:49 +0000 http://brianodell.net/?p=520#comment-2451 BTW, I used ArgoUML for the class-diagram. There are many UML visual tools out there, but I tend to use ArgoUML because it's available for both Mac and PC (it's an open source tool written in Java). Also, ArgoUML is separate from a development platform, such as Eclipse. This can be a good thing and a bad thing, of course. http://argouml.tigris.org/ BTW, I used ArgoUML for the class-diagram. There are many UML visual tools out there, but I tend to use ArgoUML because it’s available for both Mac and PC (it’s an open source tool written in Java).

Also, ArgoUML is separate from a development platform, such as Eclipse. This can be a good thing and a bad thing, of course.

http://argouml.tigris.org/

]]> Comment on Calendar Syncing by RentalsGuy http://brianodell.net/?p=293&cpage=1#comment-2433 RentalsGuy Sat, 11 Jul 2009 05:21:30 +0000 http://brianodell.net/?p=293#comment-2433 If you're running 10.5 or better, syncing with Collaboration is far better solution in my opinion. CalGoo is and cumbersome and generally, as my wife would say, icky. Actually, you don't even need Colaboration if you understand the techie side of setting this up because iCal supports Google sync directly now. The other piece to this system you need to "plug in" is Toodledo. Pocket Informant supports syncing your tasks and projects with Toodledo. Since Toodledo is free, it's a nice way to A) back up your todos and projects online and B) have a desktop (browser based) application that allows you to enter information much more quickly when you have a computer handy. BTW - It sounds like this John Hage guy is pretty smart...you should probably get to know him better so you can remove the quotation marks around the word "friend". If you’re running 10.5 or better, syncing with Collaboration is far better solution in my opinion. CalGoo is and cumbersome and generally, as my wife would say, icky. Actually, you don’t even need Colaboration if you understand the techie side of setting this up because iCal supports Google sync directly now.

The other piece to this system you need to “plug in” is Toodledo. Pocket Informant supports syncing your tasks and projects with Toodledo. Since Toodledo is free, it’s a nice way to A) back up your todos and projects online and B) have a desktop (browser based) application that allows you to enter information much more quickly when you have a computer handy.

BTW – It sounds like this John Hage guy is pretty smart…you should probably get to know him better so you can remove the quotation marks around the word “friend”.

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