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Starting out with Objective-C
I recently decided to embark on a personal challenge to learn Objective-C (the programming language behind Mac and iPhone applications) so that I could one day get applications into the App Store. I'm not looking to make millions with a fart machine ...
Cycript: Blending Objective-C and JavaScript
Cycrypt is a new project that blends Objective-C and JavaScript to make it easier to implement aspects of both together. It's going to be great for using elements that JavaScript offers when programming with Objective-C. It's similar to JSCocoa, but ...
Dear Aunt TUAW: How do I get started programming for the iPhone?
Dear Auntie TUAW,
I've been thinking about trying my hand at development for the iPhone (I've got some good app ideas already), and I was wondering where a good place to start might be. Should I mess around with learning some Objective-C first, or ...
JSCocoa 1.0, write Cocoa apps in Javascript
Do you want to write Cocoa applications, but happen to be handier with Javascript than with Objective-C? JSCocoa to the rescue! Similar in concept to RubyCocoa, JSCocoa provides a bridge between Webkit's JavascriptCore and Cocoa, allowing you to call ...
Xcode 3.2 Daily Tip: Adding actions and outlets in IB
More Xcode daily tips for Mac and iPhone developers. Back in the old times, when dinosaurs roamed the earth (and used less sophisticated IDEs), Interface Builder offered a built-in class browser as part of the project window. This browser allowed to ...
WidgetPad: web development for iPhone apps
Sorting through the tips inbox, we encountered a new product that is coming out for the iPhone next week. It's not an app, game, or anything we "normal folk" would use but it looks to be a great open source, web-based development platform for iPhone. ...
Xcode 3.2 Daily Tip: Analyzing Your Code
More Xcode 3.2 tips for Mac and iPhone developers.
The LLVM/Clang static analyzer bundled with the Snow Leopard developer tools automatically detects a variety of memory management bugs in Objective-C programs. It's a terrific tool for finding ...
RubyCocoa 0.11.0 released
RubyCocoa is a nifty "bridge" between Ruby and Objective-C (the language of Cocoa), that allows developers to "write full-stack Cocoa applications in Ruby" or a "Cocoa application that mixes Ruby and Objective-C code." It has just received a major ...
Apple Tutorial: Developing with MacRuby
Apple has posted an interesting new tutorial on developing OS X applications with MacRuby. MacRuby is an implementation of the Ruby programming language "ported to run directly on top of Mac OS X core technologies such as the Objective-C common ...
Is the future of Mac...the iPhone?
I was chatting with my TUAW colleagues this morning about Mac versus iPhone programming. And as per usual with these conversations, we veered in the direction of unfettered speculation. It's an occupational hazard.
As someone who regularly develops ...
Frozen Java
This could be bad news for all you OS X Java developers out there (I'm sure there must be at least 2 out there). According to a note posted on the Cocoa-Java Integration Guide, which by the way is a great summer read, new Cocoa features will not be ...
You got your Python in my Cocoa
Jonathan 'The Wolf' Rentzch has an article about using PyObjC to bridge the gap between Python and Objective C to create applications that can use the best of both programming languages. While Python may not be the hottest programming language around ...
Safari for Windows does not equal Cocoa for Windows
When Safari for Windows was released at WWDC, many folks wondered if this meant that Apple had ported Cocoa to the dark side as well. According to Alacatia Labs, that is not the case: "all of these APIs are C++ or C... even the WebKit." Furthermore, ...
WWDC 2005 Sessions announced
Apple geeks, hear my call! I’m talking to the hardcore geeks here, the guys and gals who dream of Core Data
Bindings. Conference Sessions have just been listed for the
World Wide Developers Conference, and even though I have no idea ...
MacDevCenter on Quicktime Changes for Developers
Chris Adamson continues discussing what's new in Quicktime 7, this time focusing on What's New For Developers in QuickTime by discussing "some of the most prominent changes from a developer point of view, including: the QTKit API for Cocoa, the new ...
