Marc's list of portable music apps for the end of the year. Filed away.

Wonderful new work from Matt Brown. So much going on in here, and such thoughtful development process; I'm envious of Matt's eye, ear, and capabilities. Hope this does well.

Chunky has replaced Comicflow as CBR/CBZ reader of choice. It's really nicely made.

Oh, that's rather nice: file under another way of making Madeleines. I particularly like the way it illustrates the sentence being built up - that always counters disappointment nicely.

"A not-so-long time ago there were no digital books. There were no Kindles or iPads. There were self-contained objects. Objects unnetworked. The only difference now is that they're touching, they're next to one another. The content is the same. But that small act of connection brings with it a potential sea change, change we'll explore as we continue to platform books." A huge thinkbomb from Craig.

Nice write-up of the making of (the marvellous) Trainyard, both in terms of polishing and marketing.

Five different apps that share data between your Mac and your iPhone in a variety of potentially useful ways.

Rather nice-looking invoicing app for OSX; worth comparing to Billable, for sure.