Mittratter: Lighweight Twitter Client

Mittratter was approved for selling into the new Mac Store, to reach the program here is the link.

Desktop Twitter made simple. Mittratter is a lightweight desktop client that communicates with Twitter and allows you to share your thoughts easy and fast. Its key features are:

Suertudo: Lucky iPhone/iPod App released!!

Today, I received the notification from iTunes that Suertudo has been published. Let me remind some features that are included with this release (v1.0):

- Determine your luck at any point of time: pressing the red button or shaking the device.

Suertudo: Your lucky App for iPhone/iPod

Well, after 1 month of development, programming and learning, the first version of Suertudo is out.

It has been sent to Apple for approval, meanwhile I will show you some of the key features presented within this app:

- Determine your luck at any point of time: pressing the red button or shaking the device.

Mittratter - Twitter Client for OSX

Yesterday, I was writing about the Twitter oAuth Authentication Method, well today I will release Mittratter, it is a simple Twitter Client developed with Objective-C and XCode. It took me few hours of development to understand the way oAuth works, Twitter and available documentation about it.

With the App running, I will give an example how exactly this works:

Corporate Identity Guidelines

Mision

Develop software productos for mobile platforms with creative tendencies, which simplify dairy activities and entertain people, with digital distribution as main goal.

Vision

Let know worldwide Mittra Software as a dynamic company which develops creative software.

This will become the corporative icon, is it good??

Mittra Software

Right now, I officially start the developing software to Mobile Platforms (mainly iOS & Android), as I form of applying the knowledge that I acquired during my school times.

Would you ask, why Mittra?? I was thinking about a company that I would like to start, suddenly I came up with the idea of a boat used for native people of Norway, so I thought that Mittra could be a name of one ship from ancient times.

Explaining software doesn't have much science...

And like any good programmer:

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