I’ve written a few things over there in the past which are sort of the “final product” of the stuff here. This is my developer’s notebook and Ternary Operator is the finished product of the results of my explorations and mistakes. If that makes any sense. I’ll probably also do a little cross posting because I’m annoying like that.

Anyway. Link-wise, here’s some of the stuff I’ve already written:

• Making SOAP Calls From OS X, The Easy Way — An exploration of using OS X’s WSMethodInvocation API to talk to SOAP servers sitting on the web.
• Sending Up Custom Types As Parameters In A SOAP Request On OS X — An exploration of the hoops one must jump through to use complex types in a SOAP request from OS X.
• Processing Command Arguments In Foundation, The Easy Way — A quick note I wrote when I discovered that one can use NSUserDefaults to process command line arguments in OS X. Since I didn’t know this before, I decided to document it.

And…er…That’s it. Like I said, there’s a distinct lack of profoundness. That shouldn’t be a big problem here, though, because I’m not interested in the profound. I’m interested in jotting things down as I learn them, detailing frustrations when the technology doesn’t work (or when the documentation makes me think the technology should work in a way that doesn’t mimic reality (or the documentation is just absent)). Basically, I expect this blog to just be more fun.