Official website: http://evalapelicula.com/

Apple iPhone 4: http://devimages.apple.com/programs/mfi/dimensions/iPhone-4-dimensions.pdf
Apple iPhone 3G: http://devimages.apple.com/programs/mfi/dimensions/iPhone-3G-dimensions.pdf
Apple iPhone: http://devimages.apple.com/programs/mfi/dimensions/iPhone-dimensions.pdf

... and we have lots of geeky stuff to carry on! this time I left my DSLR at home, and I decided to give a chance to my iPhone 4 for taking pictures and HD videos.

This is the Tower Bridge, one of the most beautiful towers I've ever seen.

The perfect weather for long, long walks, with a maximum temperature of 23 ºC

Tickets for London Film Museum.

At the museum, Kids can learn how to draw an Astroboy!

With my friends having some beers in a british bar

And here comes the funny part...
In the last day, we had to take the plane from a different airport, Luton, and yes... we took the wrong train (red one), a train whose first stop is Market harborough, at 60 miles from the airport (at that time, we were at 2 hours to departure...), so we had to wait at the Market harborought until the next train (45 minuts... 1.25 hours to departure) and then, come back to Luton (1 hour... and if everything went well... at only 15 minutes to closing doors)

And you know what? we did it !! ;-)

Lagoa Multiphysics 1.0 - Teaser from Thiago Costa on Vimeo.

First, I must say that this is only a list of iPad apps that can be helpful in only simple and basic web development, and are useful for professional web developers as utilities for daily work, nothing else.

So... here's a first quick overview of the apps I recommend:

• Meetings: WebEx (free)
  • App Store link
    
  • Official website
    
• Wireframe and Mockup tool: Omnigraffle
  • App Store link
  • Official website
    
• Wireframe and Mockup tool (alternative): iMockups for iPad
  • App Store link
  • Official website
    
• Image Editing: PhotoPad (free)
  • App Store link
  • Official website
• HTML Coding: Gusto
  • App Store link
  • Official website
• FTP Client: FTP On The Go/ PRO
  • App Store link / PRO version
  • Official website
• Control your server: iSSH
  • App Store link
  • Official website
• Analytics: Analytics HD
  • App Store link
  • Official website

First step: A meeting with your client (or your co-workers). With WebEx, by Cisco, you can quickly setup a meeting using text chat or voice conference, share presentations, documents and share your screen, best of all, it supports meetings with multiple participants at the same time.

Second step: Creating a wireframe. Omnigraffle and iMockups for iPad are the best options I found.

Omnigraffle seems to be the most complete choice, for a price of $49.99 you can have one of the best apps in the store, you can create diagrams, process charts, page layouts, website wireframe and graphics designs.

iMockups is the cheaper option ($9.99), only for basic drawings.

Now that you have finished with the wireframe, you can send it to your client using the native build-in Mail application, fast and simple, and once you get the approval, it's time to start getting some images and retouching them. With the Safari browser you can save pictures directly to your Photos application (for example you can buy stock images from iStockPhoto.com) and then, make some basic image retouching with PhotoPad.

Before you start coding, you'll need to upload the retouched pictures to your FTP with FTP On The Go. There are two different versions, normal and PRO, the only difference is that the PRO version freatures enhanced iPad support, so this is the one you really need.

Are you ready for some HTML and CSS coding? Then get your fingers ready and download Gusto, create a new project, setup the FTP where the website is going to be hosted, and start writing.

Gusto supports tabbed editing of multiple documents at a time, a local and remote preview, a built-in FTP client, syntax highlighting, and also file sharing with iTunes, Photo Library and your Dropbox account.

It's time to setup your server via SSH with iSSH, a complete Telnet emulator of VT100, VT102, VT220, ANSI, xterm, and xterm-color terminals, that also supports VNC connections, here is the proof:

And finally, thanks to Analytics HD you can access your Google Analytics data.

That's all! now your iPad is a fully powered device for web development! ;) If you know any other application or an interesting alternative to the apps discussed here, comment!

If you haven't bought your ticket yet, hurry up! places are limited.

Link: www.mundosdigitales.org

The package contains a compiled thea.mo file that you need to place into a special Language folder in ProgramData, if you're using the Windows version, its probably C:\ProgramData\Thea Render\Language

Hope you like it, and if you find any mistake, I'll be happy to fix it!

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