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Xcode 3.2 Daily Tip: Upgrading Xcode
For those about to code, we salute you. Developers: are you ready to upgrade your new Snow Leopard install to Xcode 3.2? The Xcode installer package appears in your Snow Leopard disc's Optional Installs folder. Double-click the mpkg file to open ...
Xcode 3.2 Daily Tip: Restoring Monaco
It's a Menlo world in the new Snow Leopard Xcode. 10.6's Xcode uses the Menlo Regular-11 font for the standard Xcode template. If you miss Monaco (and I know I did), it isn't hard to restore the look and feel of Xcode 10.5's defaults. That's not to ...
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 ...
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 ...
iPhone Dev 101: Creating Xcode projects, brief Xcode UI overview
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In our last iPhone Dev 101, a continuing series on iPhone development, we talked about resources that you can use while you are ...
GrowlCode brings Growl to Xcode
Do you like Growl? Do you use Xcode? Then chances are you'll like GrowlCode. GrowlCode is a plugin to integrate Growl's on-screen alerts into the Mac OS X developer app, Xcode. GrowlCode integrates the following actions: Build Succeeded, ...
Xcode Tip: Updating your documentation
It appears that the Dev Center at Apple just updated its documentation set today. If you're using Xcode 3.2 and you want to update your documentation, you might be looking in the wrong place.
Before 3.2, you used to update your documentation in the ...
Xcode 3.0
We overlooked Xcode 3.0 (and Interface Builder 3.0) in all the WWDC hubbub, though I bet that many developers are very happy with the direction Xcode is going in. Xcode 3.0 has new 'iChat like' notifications, as well as speed increases (Apple claims ...
Xcode 2.3
Attention Cocoa jockeys! Apple has just released an update to Xcode (which is now at version 2.3). Xcode 2.3 will only run on OS X 10.4 though it is Universal. There are lots of enhancements and bug fixes which mean nothing to me, but if you know ...
XcodeTemplateFactory
You know what they say about those who can't code, they blog about those that can. It is in this spirit that I offer up XcodeTemplateFactory. If you don't find yourself using XCode on a regular basis I'll save you a few moments and tell you to stop ...
Open man pages from Xcode
Toxic Software's posted a useful little script if you spend any amount of time in Xcode-- because manopen is having trouble with Leopard, John punched up a shell/Applescript to open man pages directly from within Xcode's command line. It's tiny (and ...
Apple releases Xcode 2.2
Today, Apple released Xcode 2.2, the latest update to its suite of tools for developers. This release features a number of changes, including version 4.0.1 of the GCC compiler, Visual Studio inline assembly support and improvements in scheduling and ...
XThemes: Your favorite TextMate themes ... in Xcode
I unabashedly love TextMate, and I love my TextMate themes. I do, however, spend a fair amount of time in Xcode, which is why I was excited to find XThemes. With a little bit of drag and drop, you can convert any TextMate theme -- in all of its ...
iPhone Dev 101: The "Hello World!" app
In the last iPhone Dev 101 post, I told you a little about creating your first project using Xcode; however, in this post, I want to show you how to create your first application that will run in the iPhone simulator. In honor of staying with the ...
Learn Cocoa Tutorial
In one of our Ask TUAW posts, we were asked about resources for learning how to develop applications on the Mac. We've previously mentioned Scott Stevenson and Cocoa Dev Central and now he's back with a very richly illustrated introductory Learn ...
