Currently I am focusing again on XCode, Objective C and (will do in near future) Swift for app development. Which means it will be iOS-only for the moment. To get some hands-on experience with the current tools I have been using the excellent iOS Apprentice Series from RayWenderlich.com written by Matthijs Hollemans. Now I am…Continue Reading…
NeuroMind and Safe Surgery are both mentioned on the back cover of the March 2011 issue of Alert, the Dutch magazine from MediRisk. The title is “Apps For Safety”, and especially drug safety was the theme of that issue. They sent me a copy, which was a nice surprise (despite calling me a surgeon in training…Continue Reading…
Update after two months presence in the App Store: > 15.000 downloads for my iPhone apps! Thanks to all people who downloaded and are using the software. I hope you like it. I already wrote a post that some of my iPhone apps have been mentioned on other weblogs. Now there is a new blog…Continue Reading…
I submitted updates for both the NeuroMind and Safe Surgery app to the App Store. They’re now waiting for approval: it should take some days before upgrades appear on your phone. NeuroMind now goes to version 1.1 with these updates: Content Anatomy > Peripheral category added with three images Renamed “WHO Safe Surgery” to “Safe…Continue Reading…
Only 1 week after my first post on a new iPhone app on safe surgery, I was ready to submit it to the App Store. Not celebrating the Dutch carnival provided enough time to finish development and testing. My new application is based on the Safe Surgery Saves Lifes checklist from the World Health Organization…Continue Reading…
I couldn’t resist the temptation of creating a simple no-nonsense surgical checklist for the iPhone. I searched the App Store, and I could only find Safe OR from QxMD. Although I think that QxMD is making pretty cool medical software for mobile devices, their surgical checklist is -in my humble opinion- overpaid, and unnecessarily complicated….Continue Reading…