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I don’t know what’s my thing about logging, it’s just total handy, and look how my console looks since today! 2010-10-29 13:22:47:168(207)           -[TVSingleRecommendView updateUI] updating recommendation to Familienstreit de luxe, http://………/1258578.jpg <43> 2010-10-29 13:22:47:699(207)           -[AppDelegate configureForNetworkStatus:0] configuring for 0 <122> 2010-10-29 13:22:47:702(207)       [...]

Mocking asynchronous http calls is always kinda tricky. And it doesn’t become any easier if you use blocks too. And since my fork of asi-http-request finally is about to merge (check out the blocks-test branch!), we have to work on this. First, we need some basic block infrastructure. Add this to your project (or better, to [...]

spoiler: no, it isn’t But – here’s some new awesome stuff for iOS devs… FunctionKit … just see for yourself. FunctionalKit on steroids (and c++) ELCImagePickerController A clone of the UIImagePickerController using the Assets Library Framework allowing for multiple asset selection. Obviously iOS4 only. (Assets use blocks and were introduced in iOS4) ActiveRecord Fetching for Core [...]

Even after more than a year, CoreData still surprises frustrates enlightens me. First of, seems I’m doing it all wrong, the whole time. Go get mogenerator + Xmo’d. This should be in the Apple Docs, so useful! mogenerator autocreates core data class files everytime you save the .xcdatamodel file. All you have to do is [...]