My iOS-related Podcast started out as “Dr. Touch Podcast” and later we rebranded ourselves to the more unique “Cocoanetics Podcast”. Though the topics always revolved around iOS development, Apple in …
There’s a category of developers – probably coming from other Linux-based desktops – who are feeling at home in the console (aka terminal). Especially when working with SCM systems like …
In this post I will to demonstrate how you can contribute to an Open Source project hosted on GitHub. I previously blogged about how you can make and apply patches, …
A month ago I was contacted by PacktPub with a “Review Request” and was provided with a ePub copy of the book for this exact purpose. PacktPub – which I …
I chose this article’s title to try and grab your attention. Well, the product is still the same and does the same. The only difference is one that is under …
The parsing of HTML necessary for my DTCoreText open source project is done entirely with the sophisticated use of NSScanner. But it has been long on my list to rewrite …
In my previous article about Sub-Projects in Xcode I showed you how you can have an Xcode project as a dependency. The advantage of this is that you can update your …
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