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Back to Foreign Lands

Yeah, yeah, the experiment to write in my native language was quite fun and exhilarating. However, I sincerely missed the feedback from the App.net community and I wasn't getting as much visibility from the brazilian (or portuguese) folks as well. Seems like they're not so interested in iOS automatization as myself. Plus, whoever has a Mac around here, probably can read in english, so it was a losing situation for me.

This means that I'm back to english and I'll translate some of the relevant posts that you missed from the period I was writing in portuguese. So stay tuned, put me back on your favorite RSS (within the Awesome people folder) and expect some great stuff you missed in the past few months. Funnily enough, this is the 50th post of this blog.