Monthly Archives: June 2008

WWDC – day one

Posted on 2008-06-10 by Graham Lee

The WWDC keynote is always an odd event to attend. It’s put on for the benefit of the investors and the media, with the developers being invited purely to act as braying masses expressing their adulation for His Steveness. It’s … Continue reading →

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WWDC part 0

Posted on 2008-06-09 by Graham Lee

well, here it is, the pre-WWDC “I’m jetlagged so you have to put up with my wittering” post. I’m just waiting for a softwareupdate to finish so that I can go out with my camera, taking some early-morning pictures before … Continue reading →

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This means business

Posted on 2008-06-06 by Graham Lee

This is the design of the business card I’ll be taking to WWDC. Let’s look at some notable features. Photo in top left. I don’t know about you, but I find it much easier to remember what someone looks like … Continue reading →

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Little hack to help with testing

Posted on 2008-06-04 by Graham Lee

Want the ability to switch in different test drivers, mock objects, or other test-specific behaviour? Here’s a pattern I came up with (about a year ago) to do that in a GNUstep test tool, which can readily be used in … Continue reading →

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