Cocoa Programming Tips: How to Make an Icon Bounce in the Apple Leopard's Dock section

This code will make the application's icon bounce in the Apple Leopard's Dock section.
This is made to request the user attention to provide information for the application.

if(![[NSApplication sharedApplication] isActive])
[[NSApplication sharedApplication]requestUserAttention:NSInformationalRequest];

Backing Up to the Clouds Or Apple Time Machine secrets: rsync

So you bought a new Tera and want to mimic the Apple Time machine but don't have Mac OSX.

Linux Journal have published a great article on this subject. This article explains rsync tool.
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Apple's Cover Flow Clone for the Web

MooFlow
For fans of Apple’s Cover Flow feature in Leopard, MooFlow is taken directly from Apple’s playbook. MooFlow is a JavaScript gallery script that uses MooTools and adds a bit of JavaScript magic to make beautiful image galleries, complete with a slider that mimics Cover Flow.

Just like with Cover Flow, you can manipulate MooFlow’s gallery layout and functionality. You can toggle full-screen mode, image reflection, and autoplay. MooFlow is quite configurable and easy to set up because it just grabs all of the images within an element




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Apple's Cover Flow Clone

PictureFlow is a Qt2/Qt3/Qt4/Qtopia4 widget to display images with animated transition effect, much like Apple's Cover Flow (used among others in iTunes, Finder, iPhone, and iPod). PictureFlow uses a portable and optimized software renderer and runs smoothly on smartphones and other mobile devices.

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