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by wsc981 14y ago
Revenue numbers would be very interesting indeed. I can imagine (small) developers receive more purchases from the Mac App Store compared to their own website, since apps are very easy to find in the MAS.
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by wsc981 14y ago
If indenting gets messy, just put the block in a separate variable. I think it's a shame Xcode doesn't give me an option to put accolades on the same vertical line (Xcode indenting prefers the K&R(?) style).
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by wsc981 14y ago
The idea seems fun enough, but I'd like to see the same languages used on either side. Comparisons between different languages are a bit harder for me, especially since I'm not proficient in most languages (Java, .NET, Objective-C, Basic an
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by wsc981 14y ago
I prefer if SBJSON is an external dependency, since there's less chance that I need to modify external projects my own projects make use of. The downside of course is that not all external projects might use the same version of SBJSON, so m
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by wsc981 14y ago
I've come to realize I'd be more happy whenever I have more freedom. Freedom is quite abstract, but for me it envelopes economic freedom and freedom to make my own decisions in work. I enjoy my work as a software developer, but I hate the p
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by wsc981 15y ago
I guess the blocks-in-blocks code can get quite unreadable at times. Personally I like to store blocks in variables in such situations and add the variable to a function that required the block parameter. Makes code so much more readable wh
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by wsc981 15y ago
I'm not sure why so many people seem to think this is such a big deal. It happens everywhere around the world. Companies like Shell and bands like U2 do the same. It's called tax avoidance and it's not illegal and personally I wouldn't even
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by wsc981 15y ago
I guess what he means is every year you'll be more settled in your current situation. And if things change (getting a steady relation, kids, buying a house, earning more money), the choice is harder to do a start-up.
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by wsc981 15y ago
As someone who's about to become an entrepreneur, my reasons are: - Money: I do believe I can make a lot of money with the company I intend to start, but I should say I'm not going to start anything revolutionary, just corner a part of the
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by wsc981 15y ago
I wonder how this library compares agains Apple's Grand Central Dispatch. I guess they don't contain 1:1 functionality, but both libraries seem to be meant to make threading easier. I guess GCD is a more complete solution due to the additio
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by wsc981 15y ago
Some of my best friends are gay!
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by wsc981 15y ago
Do we really need garbage collected languages when technology like Objective-C's ARC transparently "automates" the use of manual memory management? See: http://clang.llvm.org/docs/AutomaticReferenceCounting.html
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by wsc981 15y ago
I'd agree on Cocoa Touch, but Cocoa seems like a mess to me. I hope Apple will clean up the Cocoa API at some point in the future ...
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by wsc981 15y ago
* Get a girlfriend that understands you or dump the one that doesn't get it (unless you're already married) In that last case, get a divorce?
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by wsc981 15y ago
As a 30 year old iOS developer working in Rotterdam I earn about 43000 annually with a 40 hour work week. I do believe a should be able to get a bit more, as iOS developers seem quite rare in the Netherlands and I believe lots of companies
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by wsc981 15y ago
I've never really programmed in C++, but I have to say (as an iOS developer who's programmed in Java, Basic, C# in the past) I love Objective-C. It's really easy to write good, object-oriënted code in the language and it got so much better