Tag Archives: Cocoa Touch

Objective-C 2.2 Features

Martin Pilkington (Code Collector Pro) on Objective-C 2.2 features. He covers the code reduction features of the new runtime. These are coming to “modern” Apple runtimes, meaning 64-bit Mac and iPhone.

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Control and configuration of applications through Info.plist

Matt Gallagher (Cocoa with Love): Control and configuration of applications through Info.plist. I hadn’t heard of UIRequiresPersistentWiFi before, so this will be helpful to me.

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How to make your iPhone application start faster

James Thomson (PCalc): How to make your iPhone application start faster

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Three20

I downloaded the latest version of Three20 today by Joe Hewitt. I read through some of the code and ran through the included “catalog” demo. If you’ve used the Facebook application, you’ve seen early versions of a lot of these … Continue reading

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Die you damn, dirty tab bar

Justin Williams: Die you damn, dirty tab bar.

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The impact of the iPhone 3GS RAM increase

John Casasanta (Tap tap tap) on the impact of the iPhone 3GS RAM increase. Pretty memory usage graphs.

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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

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iPhone OS 3.0 Adoption Rate

Tapbots on iPhone OS 3 adoptions among their active users: We’re currently running at an overall 75% upgrade rate which is pretty insane considering the number of devices and the fact that its only been 5 days.

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Trust, hostility, and the human side of Apple

Trust, hostility, and the human side of Apple: It was a giant middle finger to iPhone developers. And that’s the closing impression that Apple gave us for WWDC. Clearly, they had absolutely no interest in fielding even a single question … Continue reading

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imageNamed is evil

Another iPhone programming gotcha, this one involving UIImage’s imageNamed: method. Worth noting for later.

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