is a Senior Developer specializing in Web technologies. He lives in South Carolina with his wonderful wife, son, daughter, and three cats. He has been enamored with Macs since coming across a brand new Mac Plus in college almost 20 years ago.

• REALbasic growing to include Cocoa, mobile, and Web development, 2008.08.18. REALbasic is a cross platform development tool for Mac, Windows, and Linux. The company is working on expanding that to the Web, mobile devices, and the Mac's Cocoa.
• Andrew Barry on why REALbasic is a great rapid application development tool, 2008.08.04. REALbasic started as a way to give the Classic Mac OS something similar to Visual Basic, but it's grown far beyond that.
• Environmentally responsible retirement for old Macs, 2008.06.13. After you've scavenged what useful parts you can from your old Mac, what's the most environmentally friendly way to dispose of the rest?
• Supporting a classic Mac 'habit' on the cheap, 2008.06.09. Mac nostalgia leads to a year-long rediscovery of the pleasures of old Macs and the classic Mac OS.
• Info-Mac reloaded, 2007.12.05. The oldest online Mac community and software archive is back after a two-year hiatus.
• Tom Pittman on HyperCard, programming, and operating systems, 2007.10.04. Bill Atkinson said there could never be a HyperCard compiler, but Tom Pittman proved him wrong with CompileIt, a HyperCard compiler created in HyperCard.

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