Monthly Archives: July 2009
Apple’s developer documentation website is horrible
Isn’t anyone at Apple even mildly embarrassed about how poor the ADC search results are? Like everyone other Mac developer (at least, those not using a seed… no comment otherwise), I’ve been bit by the Mac OS X 10.5.7 bug … Continue reading
Wade Cosgrove (Panic): Developer Color Picker. Copy colors from the picker as a [UIColor initWithRed:green:blue:alpha:] sequence.
Custom Google Search: iPhone reference library search. Slightly less annoying than crashing Xcode, also slightly less annoying than just using Google search.
Palm doesn’t need iTunes to sync music to the Pre
Palm’s USB trick to get iTunes to load the Pre was a clever, if unethical ((Yes, I mean unethical. Of course it’s unethical to promote a feature you have no control over that could disappear in instant. And especially when … Continue reading
A long essay by Craig Hockenberry on the good and the bad of the App Store.
I knew about Quartz Debug.app , but hadn’t heard of NSShowAllDrawing. Sounds more practical.
John Casasanta (Tap tap tap) on the impact of the iPhone 3GS RAM increase. Pretty memory usage graphs.
NSURL synchronous requests
Can’t verify this yet, but something I want to investigate later: Chris Parker (who “works for a fruit company in Cupertino”) via Twitter: Hey iPhone devs: sending synchronous requests via NSURL on the main thread is a good way to … Continue reading