Learning iPad Programming, 2nd Edition
The Atomic Birdhouse21 May 2013
Learning iPad Programming, 2nd edition, by the excellent Kirby Turner and myself, is finally available.
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The Atomic Birdhouse21 May 2013
Learning iPad Programming, 2nd edition, by the excellent Kirby Turner and myself, is finally available.
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 Birdhouse3 May 2013
From the README on github: momcom is a command-line tool for Mac OS X that takes an uncompiled Core Data model created with Xcode and compiles it to produce a compiled .mom or .momd suitable for...
The Atomic Birdhouse17 Apr 2013
From the README on github: momdec is a command-line tool for Mac OS X that takes a compiled Core Data model and decompiles it to produce an equivalent xcdatamodel or xcdatamodeld suitable for use...
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 Birdhouse12 Apr 2013
It’s almost time for iOSDevCamp Colorado! iOSDevCamp is an informal un-conference where anyone is welcome and encouraged to present about anything relevant to iOS development.
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.
The Atomic Birdhouse28 Mar 2013
“Just works” might be the customer experience; but developers must do more to support iCloud (or any new OS technology) than simply flipping a switch. Things can go wrong, and they often do.