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bcrypt_objc: Command Line Utilities in Objective-C
A sample project demonstrating how to write a command-line utility in Objective-C. Continue reading
Posted in development
Tagged bcrypt, cocoa, command-line, cryptography, github, objective-c, os x, xcode
Left is Right
In a 2005 Pimp My Code post, Wil Shipley challenged the Objective-C idiom for class instantiation. The traditional method is something like this: For a number of reasons, Wil pushed a different idiom: This felt strange to me until I … Continue reading
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Tagged flow control, objective-c, php, wil shipley
Unique Build Numbers for XCode 4
With XCode 4′s integration of Git for version control, I found an old post from Marcus Zarra and Matt Long of Cocoa Is My Girlfriend to be very useful. Back in 2008 they built a handy build number script. It … Continue reading
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Tagged cocoa, daniel jalkut, git, marcus zarra, matt long, perl, python, xcode
Unplayed
Shaun Inman devised a rather easy and ingenious way to keep track of one’s various video games. I do this for a couple reasons: To keep track of games that I’ve heard great things about but never played. There was … Continue reading
Posted in games
Tagged markdown, php, shaun inman, unplayed
Modernize Your Git Workflow
I’ve linked previously about Vincent Driessen’s awesome git-flow extension for streamlining your source control workflow, but Laust Rud Jacobsen has posted an even better overview of how to best use git-flow. I didn’t know about neat features like publishing feature branches … Continue reading
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Tagged branching, git, git-flow
