The Alchemist Guild: OS X Software

Applications for OS X

TaskCard is a simple and visual way to organize your thoughts and tasks into to-do lists. Like sticky notes on the desk TaskCards can be posted and organized in different sizes and colors around your desktop to help you remember important things or keep lists for projects. TaskCard is also a to-do app which lets you set due dates for tasks so you can keep on track and on time. For the dirt cheap price of $9.99 everyone can have a place to manage their tasks where they're handy!

WebScripter IDE is for the web programmer who demands a compact GUI and powerful editor which brings together all the elements of the trade into a single interface. Designed with the principal in mind: "everything you need, needs to be where you need it" WebScripter will help give you a place to work where you're productive and comfortable because you're surrounded by the tools you need to get the job done.

Coming Soon! Warehouse provides an easy and effective way to schedule backup tasks using a variety of methods like archiving, bidirectional synching, and folder synchronizing. Warhouse allows you to backup only the folders you want and lets you choose destinations (any mounted device even USB memory sticks) on a task-per-task basis. For only $9.99 it's an easy choice to get more control over how you backup your files.

PascalGladiator is a free graphical IDE for FPC and debugger front-end for GDB. I'm developing this program for personal use but I hope others can make use of it also. To that end I will try to keep updated versions available to the public.

Pascal Resources

Objective Pascal examples in PascalGladiator projects for the new Objective-C support dialect in FPC.

PasCocoaKit (deprecated) is a collection of Apple's Cocoa API frameworks (AppKit & Foundation) translated to Pascal wrapper classes which invoke the Objective-C runtime. Additional utilities and functionallity make it possible to create real Cocoa applications in Pascal on both Intel and PPC architecures. Since the release of Objective Pascal PasCocoaKit is deprecated and should not be used.