Theocacao: Thinking Like a Cocoa Programmer
Thinking Like a Cocoa Programmer Being a great Mac or iPhone programmer means more than just knowing Objective-C and the Cocoa, it means thinking in a different way about designing and writing software. Understanding how experienced Cocoa programmers look at things will help you get closer to becoming an expert. First and most importantly, the Cocoa programmer's focus is always the end result for
Theocacao: A Quick Objective-C 2.0 Tutorial: Part II
A Quick Objective-C 2.0 Tutorial: Part II In the first tutorial, we looked at the basic syntax and features in Objective-C 2.0. In this installment, we'll take a look at some of the options for customizing, and some of the more advanced syntax. Notes About Dot Syntax This may be obvious, but a few comments I've seen elsewhere suggests maybe it's not. If you use dot syntax like this: NSString* movi
Theocacao: A Quick Objective-C 2.0 Tutorial
A Quick Objective-C 2.0 Tutorial In the interest of getting started quickly, here's a quick tour of new features in Objective-C 2.0 which will probably affect about 80% of the work you do. We'll look at properties, dot syntax, fast enumeration, and garbage collection. Properties Properties are a generic way of declaring the data a class provides. In a Movie class, the properties would be things li
Theocacao: iPod Kiosk Mode
iPod Kiosk Mode Phil on the macosx-talk list pointed out a PDF document which describes the notes functionality of the iPod in detail. One of these features is the ability to put the iPod into "museum mode," which disables normal navigation and provides custom navigation. Here's a description from the PDF: To set the iPod to museum mode: Create a plain text file named "Preferences.txt" and add the
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