From the website:

“With Graphical HTTP Client, you can send an HTTP request to a server, specify any number of headers, and examine the response body and headers. If the response is HTML, you have the option of opening that HTML up in a web view. You can also save the response as a file.”

It even formats JSON:

“If Graphical HTTP Client detects JSON as the response type, it will format it for you so you can easily view the response.”

Current available for £1.49 on the Mac AppStore.

What is it?

This project is inspired on HTML5 boilerplate.

• It is intended to provide a base of code to start with
• It is not intended to be a framework
• It is intended to be modified and extended by the developer to fit their needs
• It includes solid third-party libraries if needed to not reinvent the wheel

Via: Simon Teppett

I’ve been working on this since November and my gosh that was a large project! It has a pretty slick design courtesy of George. Great work Chris, Phil, Jason, Jean-Claude and Liz on the back-end – it’s been a battle but worth it! Fernando, the UX work helped so so much, great stuff! Mark, you can finally sleep without dreaming about Apple Push Notifications – give yourself a pat on the back you held this project together so well it’s unbelievable. Simon, great job on the QA, you managed to find and narrow down problems with such detail that almost made the problems fix themselves.

Finally, Chris G, I’ve learned so much from you so thank you for enlightening me on the iOS platform – you’ve taught me so much and have given me the confidence to realise that I can now code just about anything on the platform!

Check it out everyone, Flirtomatic’s here to stay

Something along the lines of:

Mike-Macbook:~ Mike$ ./Desktop/greenpois0n.app/Contents/MacOS/greenpois0n

Also, I found out that you can use

performSelector:withObject:afterDelay:

 instead of a timer in some cases. Note that the receiver will be retained until the selector is performed, so don’t let that catch you out either!

Be careful out there guys and gals, it’s a dangerous world

Thanks Adam Curry for featuring Huesic on the Big App Show in a 3 min long presentation! If you haven’t tried out his app already, now would be a good time!

Big App Show on App Store

Let’s see how iAd integration works out – I’m not sure how it will display as during development all you see is a test advert, and iAds aren’t released in the UK until september. If anyone can capture a screenshot of iAds working on iOS 4, please send it my way!

Change log:

- Important bug fixes for iOS 4.0
- Beautiful high-res iPhone 4 artwork
- Multitasking (iOS 4.0 on iPhone 3GS & iPhone 4 only)
- iAd supported so I can keep this app free

With it came the optimisation of graphics to make use of the iPhone 4′s double pixels, which is super easy – you just make a high res version of your image and insert “@2x” before the file extension, e.g. “Default.png” becomes “Default@2x.png”. Clever!

iAds are displayed for iOS 4 users too – let’s see how that performs – there should be quite a large user base now as the app is free.