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Small independent developers

7 February 20247 February 2024 chris

I’m always delighted to highlight the efforts of small independent scientific software developers who support MacOS, iOS etc. I wrote iBabel because it was something

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Complete HeartX, using spatial computing

6 February 20245 April 2024 chris

As many suggested one of the first uses of the Apple Vision Pro would be education, Complete HeartX allows exploration of 3D models of the

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Introducing Pkl, a programming language for configuration

6 February 20246 February 2024 chris

An interesting post from Apple, the open source first release of Pkl (pronounced Pickle), a programming language for producing configuration. There is an introductory blog post

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Science Apps for Vision Pro

3 February 20246 February 2024 chris

The Apple Vision Pro could be an interesting device for a variety of areas of science. The first I’ve heard of is CellWalk that allows

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