I didn't find the time to work on FoodBrowser lately so I've decided to go ahead and release it as beta.
I've started writing it out of sheer frustration over the lack of a native OS X application that counts calories in various foods. Found a bunch, hated them. I've hated them because they record data in proprietary formats, locking data analysis into their own GUIs. Core Data is nice because you can always get to the data using sqlite.
So did my attempt fare any better?
Well, no. FoodBrowser is the point where most of my Cocoa projects get - usable but screaming "the devil is in the details". The devil is in the details and details take time and patience, none of which are cheap.
I've started writing it out of sheer frustration over the lack of a native OS X application that counts calories in various foods. Found a bunch, hated them. I've hated them because they record data in proprietary formats, locking data analysis into their own GUIs. Core Data is nice because you can always get to the data using sqlite.
So did my attempt fare any better?
Well, no. FoodBrowser is the point where most of my Cocoa projects get - usable but screaming "the devil is in the details". The devil is in the details and details take time and patience, none of which are cheap.