armadsen

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   by armadsen 10y ago

   I'm not insane, and was doing Cocoa programming years before iOS existed. To each his own, but I'm not willing to work on codebases that are dogmatic about _not_ using IB. Use IB where it makes sense (most places), do what needs t
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   by armadsen 10y ago

   Xcode uses Clang/LLVM to compile Objective-C (and used gcc before adopting LLVM). To my knowledge there's nothing closed source involved in the compiler. I had Clang/LLVM compiling Objective-C on Linux a long time ago. Visual
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   by armadsen 10y ago

   A lot of this is worse for Swift than it is for Objective-C. Still, I do find it weird that such a mature product (roots going back decades, really) is still so shaky in fundamental areas. In many ways it has actually regressed since e.g. v
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   by armadsen 10y ago

   Seconding this recommendation. I'm a Mac developer and sell shareware, but have very little web development experience. I switched from a (pretty thrown together) implementation using Paypal to Fastspring a few years ago, and the pro
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   Instructions for Installing Swift on a Raspberry Pi 2(blog.andrewmadsen.com)

   3 points by armadsen 11y ago|1 comments
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   by armadsen 12y ago

   I'm doing the hardware design on this project, and having a lot of fun doing it. We're excited to have the signs out there for people to start using!