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A student software developer by the name of Sean Farley has just released a plugin for Aperture that allows easy uploading of images to the social networking website, Facebook.com. Sean, a PhD student in Mathematics has converted most of the code for Facebook’s iPhoto plugin, originally developed by Facebook’s own Josh Wiseman.
The plugin allows you ... read more
May 24, 2007 in News by Micah Walter

If you have been patiently waiting for a way to share your Aperture library over a network with multiple users, you’ll want to check out PHPture.
PHPture, created by a software developer from The Netherlands has just been released as a free download and open source project. This new web application allows Aperture users to share ... read more
May 16, 2007 in News by Micah Walter

Apple will be offering a presentation on developing Aperture plugins at this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June. The presentation will feature explanations of how to use the Aperture SDK, along with information about Aperture’s database and and transfer of metadata between Aperture and an export plugin.
WWDC, which takes place from June 11th-15th in ... read more
May 9, 2007 in News by Micah Walter

Fraser Speirs of Connected Flow has updated his FlickrExport plugin for aperture fixing a minor bug. The latest version and release notes can be downloaded here.
Frasier has also started offering a free or "Lite" version of his FlickrExport plugin. This FlickrExport Lite plugin will replace the old "Flickr Plugin" and is available for free ... read more
May 8, 2007 in News by Micah Walter

Aperture Plugged In is pleased to announce a new Downloads page. This page will contain downloads for plugins we have developed as freeware as well as any companion source code for the tutorials on this site.
If you have been following along with the Email Pro plugin tutorial, you can now download the source code for ... read more
May 8, 2007 in News by Micah Walter

Part 4 of this series is going to introduce the implementation file for our Aperture plugin. If you are new to Xcode, Cocoa, and Objective-C programming you may want to have a look at some of the really great tutorials over at CocoaDevCentral. Here you will find everything you need to get started using Xcode.
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May 7, 2007 in News by Micah Walter

Software development company Übermind has just announced a new Aperture plugin that allows the export of images to a FileMaker database.
ApertureToFilemaker 1.0 boasts the following features.Support for multiple FileMaker databases
Automatically creates schema and table structure
Inserts photo and 120+ pieces of metadata
Keychain supportFor more information visit Übermind’s website here. read more
May 7, 2007 in News by Micah Walter

Fellow Inside Aperture writer, Josh Anon will be giving a talk this coming Thursday night at CocoaHeads on the main Apple campus in Cupertino, CA. Josh will be talking about writing an Aperture plugin and his experiences writing his recent Lightbox XMP plugin. For more information check out Scott Stevenson’s site, and if you think ... read more
May 5, 2007 in News by Micah Walter

Today we are going to cover the Info.plist file. This is one of the first files you will need to edit in order to make your Aperture plugin work properly. Every Cocoa application contains an Info.plist file. This file, written in standard XML, is responsible for holding some basic information about the application, or ... read more
May 4, 2007 in News by Micah Walter

Software Developer Mark S. Morris has announced a new plugin for Aperture called PhotoUpLink. PhotoUpLink allows Aperture users to export images to a variety of destinations including FTP locations and ODBC databases. The plugin, which is also available for iPhoto users and works with video, can be downloaded from Mark’s website here.
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May 3, 2007 in News by Micah Walter