Published on
October 29, 2007 in
iMap.
Oh god, just released iMap 1.1 and then there are even more things to fix here! I didn’t know that making software is such a pain in the ass. Well actually it’s not pain, it’s fun.
So, here is some history to why there is the new version! iMap relied it’s sitemap creation on a file called “feed.xml.” This file longer does what iMap needed it for, so Jay and myself changed the way it creates the sitemaps. It now get’s even the most unkown Archive page of your Blog, which before it didn’t. Sorry 
In any case, those who have bought iMap 1.1 or any earlier versions, you’ll be getting an e-mail in the next 96 hours with a new download to iMap 1.2.
If you don’t have iMap, then don’t waste any time and buy it right now! Check it out here.
UPDATE: I am trying to add German and French localizations as well. Let’s see if I get that in!
So let me introduce everyone to Macvotes. Macvotes is an Poll-Blog that has been created by myself and a couple of other friends. Macvotes allows you to vote on any poll dealing with the fantastic world of rumors, news and hacks of Apple and Macs.
So come and vote!
I hope you are going to enjoy brand-new polls nearly every day!
Published on
October 23, 2007 in
News.
After having just released iMap, I already started having problems. The problem was that through the payment process, people paid but after having paid they didn’t recieve any download link. Well that is quite stupid and was especially annoying for me! I had to reply to each sale and send them the download manually.
Well the problem was that e-Junkie didn’t work with PayPal correctly because I had some sepcial auto-return settings in my PayPal account set up. Well I changed them to something good and now the paying process should work without any problems!
Again, apologies for those who paid but didn’t recieve iMap the very moment after. Sorry!
Well it’s already some time since Apple introduced Leopard – but now it is only 3 days away until you get this powerful software!
Apple has shocked me in recent times with lots of “different” design ideas. First they introduce the iPhone with a mixture of silver shiny, black matte and a bit of grey. Then came the iMac which looks great – but seeing it on the Apple websites, it was a real shock! Then came the fat iPod nano … and now comes Leopard with one of the most ugly backgrounds that exist!
I really do not like that space background. It is just to wild to have as a organized background, so I will have to stick to my good old Tiger background.
In any case, I pre-ordered Leopard and it’s supposed to come by Saturday! That’s when I’ll start testing my software if it works and some other bug testing. And if someone is actually reading this, I’ve got some fantastic templates for iWeb coming out as well. I just want to test them with Leopard in order to not sell it and it’s not working.
So as a note, iWeb Expander and iMap should work 100% with Leopard – but I myself haven’t tested it, but I will do so soon!
So everyone, have fun with the new Leopard! I just love it man! Love it!
I am now introducing to applications that will extend things that iWeb does not have.
Introducing: iMap
iMap is a cool and very easy to use application that creates Sitemaps for iWeb. In other words, iMap is the only App that you will need to make sure that your iWeb site is on Google. You can buy iMap for just 7.99€ and enjoy finding your site on Google for the rest
Learn more here.
Introducing: iWeb Expander
iWeb Expander is an Applescript based application that easily adds several necessary things to your iWeb site. It can add a Favicon, Hitcounters or just integrate Google Search into your Site.
iWeb Expander can also backup your Site, so you never have problems using your Site.
Learn more here.
I hope you enjoy my new applications!