Economic Timesby Nistula Hebbar30 May 2014
Minister of state (independent charge) for information and broadcasting, environment and climate change Prakash Javadekar has been busy sorting out the various hats he's expected to wear in this...
The Atomic Birdhouse30 May 2014
I’ll be in San Francisco during WWDC next week (though without a ticket). This is the only time of year I ever think about business cards, and this year I decided that paper business cards suck and...
Economic Timesby Follow us Share Font Size Abc Small Abc Medium Abc Large Save Print Comment29 May 2014
ET Now caught up with former Infosys Board Member Mohandas Pai for his views on the top level exits in Infosys. Excerpts: ET Now: There are two ways of looking at it the top level exits in Infosys.
Jesse Shawl27 May 2014
Clean up pull requests with git merge --squash Sometimes, I will receive a pull request to one of my repositories that has commits that affect several files.
Jesse Shawl23 May 2014
Clean up Commits with git cherry-pick -n Sometimes I binge code for like 3+ hours and work on several unrelated things.
Jesse Shawl21 May 2014
Warning! push.default is not set Have you seen this before when running git push with no remote or branch name specified?
The Atomic Birdhouse12 Apr 2014
Last year I did a series of posts here where I ran through problems I had encountered with Core Data’s iCloud integration, with various solutions and workarounds I had been able to devise.
Kirkus Reviewsby Kirkus Prize Winners; Finalists About the Kirkus Prize Jurors14 Jan 2014
by Kelly Riera ; illustrated by Gal Weizman ‧ RELEASE DATE: yesterday Fun and informative, with plenty of puns.
Jesse Shawl12 Dec 2013
Practical Applications of Pseudo Elements and Classes A note about browser support: There's some pretty crazy stuff going on in this post.
Jesse Shawl3 Dec 2013
When to Rebase I've come to appreciate that scary git command - git rebase. I've found two incredible uses for it: - Updating feature branches with progress made on master.
The Atomic Birdhouse28 Oct 2013
If you’re writing an iOS app and you need to know the user’s current location, the answer is straightforward: use Core Location. That fires up device GPS (when available).
Kirkus Reviewsby Kirkus Prize Winners; Finalists About the Kirkus Prize Jurors1 Oct 2013
by Julia Hune-Brown ; illustrated by Hayley Lowe ‧ RELEASE DATE: today A radiant, resonating homage to an immigrant grandmother’s bravery and enduring legacy.
Kirkus Reviewsby Kirkus Prize Winners; Finalists About the Kirkus Prize Jurors1 Oct 2013
by Ben Okon ; illustrated by Sourav Majumder ‧ RELEASE DATE: today A high-strung, bouncy-rhymed seek-and-find.
The Atomic Birdhouse10 Jul 2013
This week was DBX, Dropbox’s first ever developer conference. The big news as far as I’m concerned is their new Datastore API.
The Atomic Birdhouse14 May 2013
In this latest installment of my iCloud series I’ll be taking a look at real world iCloud. Not in the sense of how you should write code to make effective use of iCloud, but in the sense of finding...
The Atomic Birdhouse7 May 2013
In today’s installment of my continuing series on using iCloud with Core Data I’m going to discuss how factors beyond your control may render iCloud unusable, even if everything is working...
The Atomic Birdhouse15 Apr 2013
Today I’m continuing my series of iCloud/Core Data-related posts with a discussion of duplicate data, how and why it occurs, and what you can do about it in your apps.
The Atomic Birdhouse9 Apr 2013
As (link:/blog/icloud-sotu text:promised), I’m going to be doing a number posts on using iCloud with Core Data. I’m not sure how many there will be, I’ll keep going as long as it takes.
The Atomic Birdhouse3 Apr 2013
Update: This post is old but still accurate as far as comparing JSON with property lists, with examples for Objective-C code.
Kirkus Reviewsby Kirkus Prize Winners; Finalists About the Kirkus Prize Jurors12 Feb 2013
by Charlotte Lillie Balogh ‧ RELEASE DATE: today An overly complicated sports mystery that doesn’t gel.
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