Xcode Shortcut Documents available under CC

Today I am releasing the original pages documents for the Xcode Shortcuts under the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License. Basically you can do with it, whatever you want as long as I am attributed as being the original author somewhere, and that's it. I've gotten many requests to alter the Xcode shortcuts to many desktop sizes and other various custom sizes and unfortunately I don't have the time available to alter it for all the requests I've gotten, so this (in addition to releasing it because I think it's just a good idea in general) I hope is a fair compromise that will allow you to edit it how you see fit. Once again the only thing I've done is remove the Xcode logo which you can easily paste back in there by opening the Xcode app package and in the Resources folder opening the appicon.icns file and then pasting the icon back in there. You can download the zip file containing the original Pages Documents here. You will need Pages '09 (part of iWork '09) in order to open the documents. Thanks for all your great feedback on the Xcode Shortcuts!

Xcode Shortcuts: Original Documents now Creative Commons Licensed

I am hardly one to hold something back from the Mac Developer Community when I think I have something that will benefit everybody. As such I am finally doing something I've wanted to do for a while. My Xcode Shortcuts guide has a ton of downloads and is one of the most popular articles of all time on my site, and I think many people would like to use the content in various different formats to suit their needs so I don't want to hold you all back. As such I am releasing the Xcode Shortcuts guide under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License. In essence you can share and modify the work as you please as long as you attribute me as the author somewhere in the work, don't use it for Commercial Purposes and share the modified works under a similar License. The Xcode Shortcuts guide was created with Pages '08 and thus you need it to modify the document, though I have included a copy of the document exported to Rich Text format for some compatibility though the document looks like one big mess when I open it in Text Edit. The only thing I've done from the Guide I released is to remove the Xcode Icon just for legal reasons. If you want it's easy to paste it back in there. Although it's not required, if you modify and use the Xcode Shortcuts Guide leave a comment here or send me a quick email letting me know. Thanks! Have Fun! Right Click on the link and select "Save Linked File to 'Downloads'" Xcode Shortcuts Guide CC Licensed