Robert Daeley
Robert Daeley is a writer and programmer in Southern California. By day he is a mild-mannered server administrator and website developer; by night, in addition to his super-hero duties, he cooks, bikes, hikes, cheers on the Dodgers, and writes fiction. He is married to a wonderful woman, Denyse, and has a cool stepson, Hans. There are two cats and a standard poodle wandering around the place, not to mention various birds lured by enticing seed presentations.
Robert is currently writing Celsius1414 , End Pavement , The Trolley Dodger , SongSungBlue , and The Grown Diaries . He is also a former writer for blogging.la and editor of MacSlash.
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On the Road to Leopard ,
October 15 2007 Add weather forecasts to iCal ,
September 08 2007 MarsEdit 2.0 Released ,
September 04 2007 NeoOffice 2.2.1 update ,
August 26 2007 iControl ,
August 23 2007 Lickety split ,
June 15 2007 NetNewsWire and MarsEdit updated ,
June 05 2007 OmniOutliner Inspectors tip ,
May 11 2007 Ink Different ,
March 21 2007 Bash-ful Colors ,
March 12 2007 Lex: Project based informating management ,
March 12 2007 iTunes movie-watching controller tip ,
March 12 2007 Current favorite writing apps ,
March 03 2007 MarsEdit jumping ship ,
February 26 2007 Firefox plugin: It's All Text! ,
February 23 2007 Flickr on your Desktop, Flickr as your Desktop ,
February 02 2007 MLB meets iPod ,
January 30 2007 "Technology is there to cure yourself...." ,
January 24 2007 Cherry tomato soup with basil ,
January 24 2007 OmniPlan, planned ,
July 24 2006 Dealing with 19th Century Email ,
July 21 2006 Dealing with 19th Century Email ,
July 21 2006 Such a pane ,
July 11 2006 Google Earth Beta 4 micro-review ,
June 23 2006 ProVoc: Vocabulary Trainer ,
June 02 2006 CLI MP3 Shuffle Playback ,
May 12 2006 Play Ball! ,
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Managing MySQL on Mac OS X Publish Date: Dec. 13, 2005
There are myriad ways to control and manipulate information on a MySQL server -- some are stand-alone GUI apps, some are web-based, and of course the venerable (and powerful) command-line option is always available. Robert Daeley shows some of the most useful tools.
HTML Tools on the Mac Command Line Publish Date: Nov. 22, 2005
It's time to dig around in your OS X Developer Tools and put some of those utilities to work. Robert Daeley takes you on a tour of handy CLI tools that, if you're not using them now, you will be after reading this article.
