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Archive for October, 2009
BigOldRailsTemplate
20, Oct 2009Playing around with BigOldRailsTemplate. There are (in the full sense of the word) many gems that I didn’t know about. What templates do you use for rails dev?
- In: RubyOnRails
iDont
19, Oct 2009I DO like the ad. And this from a fanboy! Competition is good for everyone. Helps making the iPhone better, and I like android, this will get very big. But for now… iPhone OS is at least 2 years ahead. sorry google! Can’t resist commenting: open development: its ok for apps! night shots: 3gs can [...]
- In: Random Stuff
The Omni Group’s frameworks
19, Oct 2009Did I already say that I love frameworks? Makes your app develop faster, and must of the time more stable, because of better tested code that you use! So here’s another one, suitable for mac and iphone: http://www.omnigroup.com/developer/ I have yet to check it out, but I especially like these two bastards: OFStringScanner – A [...]
- In: ObjectiveC
Best Of Stack Overflow For iPhone Devs
18, Oct 2009Just a link to MobileOrchard that has a collection of the best stack overflow threads for iPhone devs. At least read the link about best practices for Objective-C and Cocoa. Other good stuff: Mac OS X Debugging Magic (Apple Link) Proper usage of Application Delegate (stack overflow) Singletons, AppDelegates and top-level data. (cocoawithlove, there’s a [...]
- In: ObjectiveC
Test Driven Development with Objective C
18, Oct 2009Threre’s no excuse to NOT use TDD even if you program in objective c. OCUnit (SENTestingKit.framework) is the apple way of testcases (included in Xcode) google-toolbox-for-mac has some additions for SenTestingKit providing UI unit testing, binding, log tracking and iPhone. With iPhone SDK 3.0, Apple provides a demo application called ‘iPhoneUnitTests‘. They show both logic [...]
- In: ObjectiveC
