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by lyinsteve 12y ago
Did he file a bug report?
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by lyinsteve 12y ago
Great job! A few suggestions: 1) You may have better results with your pixel art if you change the filteringMode of your SKTextures to SKTextureFilteringMode.NearestNeighbor instead of .Linear. 2) You might want to store SKTextures in your
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by lyinsteve 12y ago
They were a launch partner when Apple announced Apple Pay. They most likely had advanced knowledge and have been working on integration for a long time.
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by lyinsteve 12y ago
Not to mention third-party keyboards are not allowed in password fields. I guess that's unfortunate for anyone with non-standard unicode in their passwords, though.
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by lyinsteve 12y ago
I'm personally fond of filling an error buffer, but a bit more explicitly than just an int. typedef struct APIError { int code; char *description; }; /** * Returns NULL and fills the error param
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by lyinsteve 12y ago
All that's saying is that they can use whatever mechanism is available to unlock the device. In an enterprise environment, the supervisor has the credentials to unlock the device. > "Oh, and… there’s a bypass switch for pairing
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by lyinsteve 12y ago
Swift is built with Objective-C interoperability in mind. All of the Objective-C Foundation classes are available in Swift, and they've done their best to mitigate the differences in software design. However, learning Swift without fir
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by lyinsteve 12y ago
>Having grown in power since the original Crisis, even the other three kingdoms united were not enough of a deterrent to forestall attack >forestall attack >Forstall Jobs saw it coming.
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by lyinsteve 12y ago
>The Go language designers noticed that people were relying on the fact that keys were normally stored in the order they were added in, so they randomized the order in which the keys are iterated over. Um, I'm just a first-year CS s
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by lyinsteve 13y ago
Sublime text is really nice, but I can't bring myself to ditching vim for Sublime, even with a nice, keyboard-shortcutted workflow. Vim is just way too fast for me to leave.
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by lyinsteve 13y ago
Also because iOS development is, in my subjective, biased opinion, much less of a pain than Android development.
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You Don't Need to Kill Your Apps(harlanhaskins.com)
2 points by lyinsteve 13y ago|0 comments
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'MericaPoints – How American Are You?(mericapoints.com)
1 points by lyinsteve 13y ago|0 comments
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by lyinsteve 13y ago
Specifically UITableView is a bad example here, because UITableView relies heavily on the `UITableViewDelegate` and `UITableViewDataSource`. For that, though, you should make a separate class for the TableViewModel, to keep that code out of
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Laying Out iOS UIs in Code(harlanhaskins.com)
142 points by lyinsteve 13y ago|72 comments
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My Time is More Important than the Computer's(harlanhaskins.com)
1 points by lyinsteve 13y ago|0 comments
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by lyinsteve 13y ago
If you check the press release, Simple is still considered a separate business entity and the Simple CEO is retaining his position. Apparently nothing will change.
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by lyinsteve 13y ago
Whoops, sorry, I meant 1, 4, 5, and 8. You're right about 2.
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by lyinsteve 13y ago
You're right. I'll update it to include both definitions in the morning.
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by lyinsteve 13y ago
Well, I think nobody uses them anymore because they aren't synthesized and the (readonly|readwrite) distinction is so clear.
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by lyinsteve 13y ago
-I've heard a lot about ReactiveCocoa recently, but I haven't had a chance to try it. Maybe I should. And maybe I will! - I'm super guilty of just handling everything in AppDelegate (notifications, URI schemes, etc.) I need t
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by lyinsteve 13y ago
You're right to an extent, but I don't think "Run your code through a formatter when you're done hacking it together" is a viable, maintainable, or scalable policy. Especially not for enterprise or team based workfl
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by lyinsteve 13y ago
I'm working on it!
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by lyinsteve 13y ago
I contribute to CocoaPods repositories, so I've seen a lot. I don't really feel adamantly one way or the other, but just be consistent.
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by lyinsteve 13y ago
You're correct. I've updated the post with credit to you, thanks!
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Clean, Modern Objective-C(harlanhaskins.com)
23 points by lyinsteve 13y ago|47 comments
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by lyinsteve 13y ago
This is a mostly STEM related site. It is well known that women are underrepresented in the STEM community. Further, the majority of college professors are men, but the majority of k-12 educators are women. A different imbalance, and one to