Daniel Steinberg is a podcaster, author, editor, trainer, and developer at Dim Sum Thinking. He is the editor for the new series of Mac Developer titles for the Pragmatic Programmers. He writes feature articles for Apple's ADC web site and is a regular contributor to Mac Devcenter. He has presented at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference, MacWorld, MacHack and other Mac developer conferences. Daniel has produced podcasts for Apple featuring the work of developers and scientists working on the platform. He has coauthored books on Apple's Bonjour technology as well as on Java Programming and using Extreme Programming in Software Engineering classes.
Daniel spends as much time as possible hanging out with his wife and daughter, and misses Elena more than he could ever say.
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- iPhone without Cocoa?,
December 29 2008
- Macworld without Jobs,
December 16 2008
- No Jobs at Macworld?,
December 12 2008
- New Cocoa Book,
September 19 2008
- Let's Roll,
September 13 2008
- On NDA's and the NSA,
July 17 2008
- My new iPhone,
July 15 2008
- Timing is everything,
June 26 2008
- Science on the Mac,
June 19 2008
- Steve Jobs on the Future of the iPhone,
June 12 2008
- Ruby Cocoa,
June 05 2008
- Dot Mac changes coming?,
June 02 2008
- Dictate from MacSpeech,
May 22 2008
- On Hacking,
May 15 2008
- Java 6 on the Mac,
May 05 2008
- Looking forward to a Cloudy day,
April 24 2008
- See you in June,
April 04 2008
- Cocoa Spaces,
March 27 2008
- My next hobby,
March 20 2008
- On thirty percent,
March 12 2008
- Pre SDK thoughts,
March 06 2008
- On why I use a Mac,
February 21 2008
- Nice TidBITS for Valentine's Day,
February 14 2008
- Feeling sorry,
January 31 2008
- Repairing a fracture,
January 28 2008
- The Jobs Keynote,
January 18 2008
- Tax penalty for the Mac faithful?,
January 12 2008
- Resolution Scorecard,
December 23 2007
- Java to the iPhone: Can you hear me now?,
January 17 2007
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"If you write iPhone applications you will want this book, and if you are contemplating writing applications for either iPhone or iPad, this is a good way to learn something of what’s involved and what are the strong points of the iPad. It’s well edited and clearly written. Recommended."
--Jerry Pournelle, Chaos Manor
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