This series of articles chronicles the development of an Aperture plugin. The plugin, currently tittled Email PRO, will allow Aperture users to easily send multiple images in seperate emails. This plugin will hopefully expand on the current email functionality already built into Aperture. Enjoy!
Back in February I wrote a post about my initial experiences with the Aperture SDK. At that point I had accomplished the basics. I downloaded and installed the SDK, I read through the template, and after editing a few of the template’s place holders I had built a plugin. Of course the plugin did nothing […]
Setting up an Aperture Plugin is pretty easy. As I have written about in the past, you can, in about 10 minutes or so, have a plugin built and installed and running in Aperture. The plugin wont do much, but it will at least export images.
This is not to say however, that all you […]
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 […]
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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