Swift for the Server – Update
It’s been a year now and Apple has announced that they are open-sourcing Swift. I’d like to take this time to update my previous prediction.
It’s been a year now and Apple has announced that they are open-sourcing Swift. I’d like to take this time to update my previous prediction.
They’re pretty dumb. But they’re better than nothing.
There’s been a lot of chatter this week about Swift, Apple’s big bomb on the developer community at this week’s WWDC. It’ll be interesting to see how things play out on the desktop… whether Objective-C give up its title to the new contender. But my speculation is that Swift is eventually going to make a […]
A cursory glance at user-feedback systems for iOS right now:
Automatic Reference Counting (ARC) simplifies a lot in Objective-C, including singletons. Here’s a template for you:
Did you just install OSX Lion and XCode 4.1? Does it crash on you as soon as you try to launch it?
XCode4 is an extremely well designed development environment for iOS. But once in a while you hit upon a few quirks. If you’re developing an application and are experimenting with a Settings.bundle, then later decide to remove it, you may be pleasantly surprised to continue to find it in the iOS Simulator and on your […]
When getting feedback from your users, it’s important to know what version of your software they’re having problems with. Here’s a simple way to have an always incrementing build number in your project.
Here’s the fullest implementation of a Singleton pattern for Objective-C.
The correct form of a multi-line macro is:
#define run_and_test() do { run(); test(); } while(0) /* Note: no ending semi-colon */
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