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ReCaptcha for RBS Change available

Franck — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 20:51:42 +0000

Download ReCaptcha for RBS Change

ReCaptcha for RBS Change 3.0.1

ReCAPTCHA implementation RBS Change Open Source CMS.

This RBS Change extension is quite easy to install :

You can either download the package here and place it into your locale module repository. Alternatively, you can add http://lowcoders.fr/change to your repositories list and add recaptcha to your project’s change.xml file.
Type “change.php install-module recaptcha-3.0.1″
In your backoffice interface, a new preference is available: it’s called reCaptcha and you simply have to fill it in with the keys provided by recaptcha to make it work!

The extension is licensed under the Affero GPL v3 license…a more detailed documentation coming soon!

PS: This version should also work for RBS Change 3.0.1.

KingDubby 64 bit

Franck — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 19:23:25 +0000

Long time without any update…been quite busy at work! I will be soon releasing an update of Kingdubby in order to provide people a full 64 bit compliant version. It will just be a recompile without any new feature and Intel only…so stay tuned!

A new open source project: RBS Change 3.0 CMS and E-Commerce Software

Franck — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 19:22:52 +0000

I couldn’t resist telling you about a project I’ve been strongly involved as project manager in the last 11 months (even longer than that) : the release of the open source CMS and E-Commerce RBS Change. Ok we’re a french company, so if you read french try RBS Change in french which has quite a bit more content. We’re working on getting more english content online as I write this post so come back regularly.

It has nothing to do with audio plug-ins, but well, the web is part of my every day life and I am quite proud of what we achieved with this project. A cool CMS, with tons of features and a true e-commerce solution as well. Who knows, I might be even working on getting some audio in there (soundcloud.com plugin would be neat) I am some of you might be looking for a cool CMS, be sure to check RBS Change before you make a choice !

KingDubby v1.5.2 repackaged

Franck — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 22:20:04 +0000

Today, someone pointed out to me that his version of KingDubby expired and that the one you could download from here expired as well.

I discovered that my automated build script wrongly packaged the release version with the prerelease expiration time mechanism!!!

The packaged version was corrected and you can get it from the usual download link!

Download KingDubby

KingDubby 1.5.2 Installer package, 1.1 Mb

System requirements:

Intel or PowerPC Macintosh;
Mac OS X v 10.4.11 or above;
AudioUnit host application.

KingDubby Audio Unit 1.5.2 released

Franck — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 09:31:10 +0000

Just a month after the first beta version of Kingdubby, we are happy to release the stable version 1.5.2 Universal Binary. Thanks to all the people who have donated to support the development of the plug-in!

Fixed in this version:

Tooltip display glitch for MacOS X v 10.4.11 users
Incorrect version numbering: kingdubby would report its version as 1.5.3

A small introduction guide is also available.

Download KingDubby

KingDubby 1.5.2 Installer package, 1.1 Mb

System requirements:

Intel or PowerPC Macintosh;
Mac OS X v 10.4.11 or above;
AudioUnit host application.

Kingdubby update

Franck — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 19:12:42 +0000

Two weeks have almost passed since the release of Kingdubby beta 1 and beta 2. Kingdubby, as you might know, is our freeware audio delay unit plug-in that’s just perfect for dub echoes. There were far over 2000 downloads of the plugin and fortunately very few bug reports
You can grab it here:

Download KingDubby

KingDubby 1.5.2 Installer package, 1.1 Mb

System requirements:

Intel or PowerPC Macintosh;
Mac OS X v 10.4.11 or above;
AudioUnit host application.

The original plan was to release beta 3 last saturday, but only one bug would have justified releasing beta 3 so quickly. MacOS X 10.4.11 users might have some G.U.I. “tooltip” refressh issue, but that was quite easy to fix. I am going to postpone the release of beta until some time next week.

Carbon G.U.I. or not Carbon G.U.I.?

That’s the question. The most frequent feedback we received is: “I get no cool user interface in is it normal?”. In a word the answer is yes, as we originally decided to use Cocoa for the user interface (which is in the long run the only future-proof solution).

Given the number of user asking for this “feature”, and given that earlier versions used Carbon for the user interface, we might re-implement it, if that does not delay the development of the VST version (which will probably require us to code some more Carbon anyway).

Thanks for your support

A huge thank you to the people who have donated to support KD development. We really appreciate your support and we’ll keep on working to deliver more features/software/ in the future!

Feel free to contact us to report any bugs!

iEyes update

Franck — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 19:10:35 +0000

Quite a bunch of time ago, I quickly developed a “so-so clone” of the XWindows based application xeyes. The only purpose of the application was to fool with transparent windows in Cocoa. I made it available for download and I recently update it. You can get it here:

Download iEyes

iEyes 1.1.1 Disk Image 62 kB

System requirements:

Intel or PowerPC Macintosh
Mac OS X v 10.5 and above

Why updating iEyes ?

Besides the fact it was not universal binary, I decided to spend some time updating as it was a perfect example for a small tutorial I will post here about introspection in Objective-C and how a dynamic language capable of reflection coupled with some coding conventions can make a piece of code. Stay tuned