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by altyus 10y ago
Profit.. http://www.investors.com/news/technology/click/apple-iphone-...
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by altyus 10y ago
For me redirecting my DNS to Google public DNS 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 did the trick.
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Parse ESRI Shape Files in Objective-C(github.com)
1 points by altyus 12y ago|0 comments
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by altyus 12y ago
I think Mattt can get away with this as he has the most well known open source library for cocoa development.
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by altyus 12y ago
To address the "moving off of Parse" comment: The way I've dealt with this is to use the Parse REST Client instead of the Parse SDK. That way you're object model isn't tied to parse PFObjects and you can swap out t
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by altyus 12y ago
iOS6 user base will be miniscule in a few weeks unless you are targeting corporate or education markets which update slowly.
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AFNetworking rewritten in Swift: AlamoFire(github.com)
3 points by altyus 12y ago|0 comments
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by altyus 12y ago
Isn't Sublime text 3 still in beta?
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by altyus 12y ago
Yet most Android devs I know use Macs....
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by altyus 12y ago
That is completely irrelevant to this articles point of illustrating Objective-C bugs that are fixed by Swift. Nowhere did it claim that no other language had solutions for @Override
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by altyus 12y ago
haha these answers are cracking me up. Who cares? Do people develop iPhone apps using Go? Swift never claimed to invent new paradigms that didn't exist in other languages, it simply brought them to Cocoa.
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by altyus 12y ago
That's kind of irrelevant. The only thing that really matters since swift is built to natively support Cocoa, is was this possible in Objective-C (and to a lesser extent C and C++).
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by altyus 13y ago
I stopped reading at the first paragraph. What an inflated sense of self to think that ones' own feelings after leaving academia imply a dire situation for all of academia.
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by altyus 13y ago
That's for the performance version. Check your facts. http://bit.ly/Mtgrlq
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by altyus 13y ago
This is amazing! Well thought out and beautiful to look at.