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A highly subjective blog about Objective-C development. Wednesday, November 21, 2012. CoconutKit 2.0: Containers and animations finally done right. When I look back at my first application, though, I can nothing but laugh: Clumsy implementations, incorrect patterns, bad design choices. But still I could gain a solid understanding of iOS development core concepts, and some best practices which I still apply nowadays. Many applications I wrote use Core Data. Instantiating and managing a model is painfu...

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A highly subjective blog about Objective-C development. Wednesday, November 21, 2012. CoconutKit 2.0: Containers and animations finally done right. When I look back at my first application, though, I can nothing but laugh: Clumsy implementations, incorrect patterns, bad design choices. But still I could gain a solid understanding of iOS development core concepts, and some best practices which I still apply nowadays. Many applications I wrote use Core Data. Instantiating and managing a model is painfu...

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Subjective Objective-C: CoconutKit 1.1 released

http://subjective-objective-c.blogspot.com/2012/01/coconutkit-11-released.html

A highly subjective blog about Objective-C development. Tuesday, January 17, 2012. CoconutKit 1.1 released. Version 1.1 of the CoconutKit library for iOS has been released. The source code and binaries are available from the github project page. This release introduces new features meant to boost your productivity by eliminating boilerplate code iOS developers write all the time. Easy Core Data validation. Calling the validation logic when the user exits edit mode for a text field. I put a lot of effort ...

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Subjective Objective-C: Using view controllers wisely

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A highly subjective blog about Objective-C development. Wednesday, April 20, 2011. Using view controllers wisely. View controllers are fundamental objects in the iOS world. As a programmer, you create view controllers all the time, but have you ever thought about how to use them wisely? View controller themselves can be quite fat objects (especially their associated view), and using them sloppily can lead to a waste of precious resources. Containers must correctly forward lifecycle and rotation events to...

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Subjective Objective-C: November 2012

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A highly subjective blog about Objective-C development. Wednesday, November 21, 2012. CoconutKit 2.0: Containers and animations finally done right. When I look back at my first application, though, I can nothing but laugh: Clumsy implementations, incorrect patterns, bad design choices. But still I could gain a solid understanding of iOS development core concepts, and some best practices which I still apply nowadays. Many applications I wrote use Core Data. Instantiating and managing a model is painfu...

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Subjective Objective-C: An improved UIViewController subclass

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A highly subjective blog about Objective-C development. Friday, August 12, 2011. An improved UIViewController subclass. While I am mostly happy with the concept of UIViewController, I still felt the need to add some improvements to it, namely:. To fix what I consider to be minor inconsistencies in the way we subclass view controllers. To ease access to view lifecycle information. MyViewController.h @class MyViewController : UIViewController / . @end / MyViewController.m @interface MyViewCont...HLSViewCo...

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Subjective Objective-C: Avoid - [NSNotification removeObserver:]

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A highly subjective blog about Objective-C development. Wednesday, April 6, 2011. Avoid - [NSNotification removeObserver:]. Recently, I found myself implementing a UIViewController which required me to shift the associated view up and down as the keyboard appeared or disappeared. Since it was only necessary to catch these events when the view was actually visible, I decided to listen to keyboard notifications when the view was visible only:. God I was wrong. I usually try to be lazy when this can save me...

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A highly subjective blog about Objective-C development. Wednesday, November 21, 2012. CoconutKit 2.0: Containers and animations finally done right. When I look back at my first application, though, I can nothing but laugh: Clumsy implementations, incorrect patterns, bad design choices. But still I could gain a solid understanding of iOS development core concepts, and some best practices which I still apply nowadays. Many applications I wrote use Core Data. Instantiating and managing a model is painfu...

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