September 13, 2007 by Dmitry
Today we released BlogJet 2.0.0.10. This is mostly a bug-fix release.
Here’s what we fixed:
- Fixed: bug with Flickr.
- Fixed: error when getting recent posts from Blogger blogs.
- Fixed: unable to upload images with ampersand in path or filename.
- Fixed other small issues.
BlogJet 2.0.0.10 is free upgrade for those who purchased BlogJet 2.0 or upgraded from previous versions.
You can get it from our download page.
Tags: blogging, BlogJet, Flickr, update
Posted in BlogJet |
September 8, 2007 by Dmitry
Soviet Union produced some licensed cars, e.g. licensed from Ford (GAZ) and Fiat (Lada). But a lot of car designs were just the “pirate” rip-offs of Western models. Look here (original car on the left, Soviet rip-off on the right):

I believe they actually didn’t copy those cars, it’s just a coincidence. Like when two scientists invent something at the same time without knowing about each other efforts. So yeah, the similar design of those cars is just a coincidence.
OK, I’m kidding! These are clones.
So why am I talking about cars and rip-offs?
Look here:

When I was drawing this icon for Mémoires, I thought it would be cool to have “M” on a book. And, since we have a memoir theme here, of course, it must be made of gold. It must have a fancy font. Yeah, this is how cool books should look like.
Two weeks later I saw this Mori icon:

Holy Dolly!

I realized that I’ve seen this icon before. So it turns out, this thing was in my subconscious mind, and when I decided to draw a book with an “M” on it, I reproduced the Mori icon.
Holy Dolly, Sorry, Mori!
I’m going to replace Mémoires icon for a final release with something else. Maybe, with “Mé” on it? Or maybe just add a pen to this icon? A black one… Oh, and a green book instead of a blue one, maybe? Ha-ha :) Your suggestions?
Check out:
Mémoires
the easiest Mac diary software.
Tags: cars, fun, icon, Mémoires, Soviet Union
Posted in Mémoires |
September 7, 2007 by Dmitry
Journaling is one of the easiest and most powerful ways to accelerate your personal development. By getting your thoughts out of your head and putting them down in writing, you gain insights you’d otherwise never see. — Steve Pavlina
We are happy to announce the public beta release of Mémoires — our first product for Mac OS X (second, if you count our popular Mahalo widget).
Mémoires is the best way to keep your journal on your Mac. Choose a day and write as many notes as you like. Then browse your journal by day using calendar, or search for notes using the instant-search feature.
Mémoires has a gorgeous user interface. Even though it’s a powerful application, it is very easy to use. No distractions, no complicated forms: just two buttons and one search field. Even easier than a paper journal!
Best of all, it’s free. Download it now, and let us know what you think.


Tags: beta, diary, journaling, Mémoires, Steve Pavlina
Posted in Mémoires |
September 7, 2007 by Dmitry
Customers switching from PCs to Macs ask us if we’re going to release BlogJet for Mac OS X. The answer is — we don’t have such plans at this time, sorry.
But if you’re looking for a BlogJet replacement for Mac OS X, look no futher than MarsEdit.
Daniel Jalkut, a fellow shareware developer, released a new major version of the great blog client for Mac (congrats!).
You can download a free trial version, and if you like it, it’s yours for $29.95.
For Windows users: stay tuned for the next version of BlogJet.
Tags: blogging, Mac OS X, MarsEdit, software
Posted in Other Stuff |
July 12, 2007 by Dmitry
Recently we moved out of the kitchen-based office in my apartment to a new dedicated office. Here’s a short tour.
First of all, this is our… hm… mascot — a toilet paper dispenser robot:

Vladimir bought it in Taiwan.
Continue reading: Tour of our new office →
Tags: Coding Robots, Company, office, photos
Posted in Company |
July 8, 2007 by Vladimir Zakharov
Coding Robots is the first Pro-Alcoholic Software Vendor
Posted in Other Stuff |
May 31, 2007 by Dmitry
Watch and listen to what Steve Jobs and Bill Gates think about client applications vs. web applications
Continue reading: Are client applications still important? →
Tags: Bill Gates, blogging, software, Steve Jobs, web applications
Posted in Other Stuff |
May 2, 2007 by Vladimir Zakharov
Do you think rumors about Russian weather are just urban legends? Then check out this picture made from a window of CR HQ:

There was also a drunk bear walking by in an ushanka cap and playing a bayan, but it didn’t fit in the picture 
Tags: Russia, winter
Posted in Other Stuff |