So yes, we’re baaaaaack; and perchance we’ll slip in some Japan/Korea posts over the next few days as we get things sorted out and up and running around here again. In the meantime, no we have pretty much no idea what’s been going on in the iPhone world the last three weeks, but while we’re figuring that out we’ll pass along some bookmarks sitting around from before we left.
For starters, here is MGTemplateEngine for your Cocoa output processing needs:
MGTemplateEngine is a native Cocoa system for generating text output based on templates and data. It’s a close cousin of systems like Smarty, FreeMarker, Django’s template language, and so on.
It’s ideal for Cocoa apps needing to generate text output using variable-substitution (with looping and/or conditional logic), including creating HTML pages (or for apps with WebKit-based UIs), generating invoices or other printable templates, mail merge, data export or any number of other things. It’s also great (in combination with WebKit) for letting your users create themes/styles for your application…
Handy if you need it!
