joshaber

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Carthage: A simple, decentralized dependency manager for Cocoa(github.com)
6 points by joshaber 12y ago|0 comments
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Interactive Programming: A New Kind of REPL(elm-lang.org)
25 points by joshaber 13y ago|3 comments
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ReactiveCocoa 2.0(github.com)
2 points by joshaber 13y ago|0 comments
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Input and Output (or Why Functional Reactive Programming Matters)(blog.maybeapps.com)
4 points by joshaber 14y ago|0 comments
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ReactiveCocoa 1.0(github.com)
1 points by joshaber 14y ago|0 comments
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Fundamentalist Functional Programming(youtube.com)
3 points by joshaber 14y ago|0 comments
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GitHub's Objective-C conventions(github.com)
2 points by joshaber 14y ago|0 comments
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RubyMotion build system is now open source(blog.rubymotion.com)
73 points by joshaber 14y ago|8 comments
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by joshaber 14y ago
That was my fear while I was writing the post :\ The problem with Rx / RAC is there's a big learning curve, especially coming from procedural programming. It's much bigger than 1 blog post can cover. My hope at least is that it will drive a
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by joshaber 14y ago
Yeah, we played around with a bunch of different styles, including defining the block before its use. It looked cleaner but the code locality of defining them inline won.
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Choosing a Path is Hard(blog.hungerandthirstdesign.com)
4 points by joshaber 15y ago|0 comments
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GitHub for Mac 1.1(github.com)
164 points by joshaber 15y ago|61 comments
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Optimize for Happiness(speakerdeck.com)
5 points by joshaber 15y ago|0 comments
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Apple's aesthetic dichotomy(madebymany.com)
22 points by joshaber 15y ago|0 comments
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Web Technologies Need an Owner(joehewitt.com)
75 points by joshaber 15y ago|92 comments
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by joshaber 15y ago
I'd love to do this. The hard part is getting Xcode to cooperate :\
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by joshaber 15y ago
We have a bunch of topic- or project-specific rooms, one room for animated gifs and pictures of cats, and one room for serious business stuff. Pretty much everybody hangs out in the cat picture room and serious room. The rest are just peopl
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by joshaber 15y ago
It was intentional. There are differences between the 32- and 64-bit ABIs that make life easier for us to go 64-bit only.
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by joshaber 15y ago
It takes days/weeks for Apple to approve updates and then users have to consciously open the Mac App Store app and download them.
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by joshaber 15y ago
Yes. But the update experience for Mac App Store apps is so bad right now that it's a bit discouraging.
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by joshaber 15y ago
It makes me really sad that for a lot of people John Locke == some dude from some shitty show.
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by joshaber 16y ago
Compare NSView vs. UIView. Or NSViewController vs. UIViewController. Or NSTableView vs. UITableView. NSButton vs. UIButton. Same names but very different design patterns and APIs. I've worked on many iOS and Mac apps. I'm honestly not sure
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by joshaber 16y ago
AppKit and UIKit aren't at all similar. And they aren't related. UIKit was written from the ground up for iOS and is based on Core Animation. AppKit was written by NeXSTEP and is based on software rendering with dirty rects.
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by joshaber 16y ago
Sure but it's all in how you use it. Not everything comes over cleanly but a lot does. AppKit is old and crufty and doesn't play well with Core Animation. Since Chameleon is Core Animation-based, it's already off to a better start than AppK
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by joshaber 16y ago
But AppKit is pretty awful. I'm much more interested in Chameleon as a Core Animation-based replacement for AppKit than as an easy way to port iOS apps.
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by joshaber 16y ago
I know right? You'd think Apple would do this themselves but for some reason they haven't show any interest. Especially weird considering AppKit is so old and crufty.
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The Rude Awakening for iOS Devs(blog.maybeapps.com)
4 points by joshaber 16y ago|0 comments