Monthly Archives: September 2009

Unfamiliar territory

Posted on 2009-09-25 by Graham Lee

People who’ve seen me play music more than once will probably have noticed more than a slight sense of a pattern – give me a fiddle (or if you’re really unlucky then I’ll bring my own), and I play English … Continue reading →

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Next Swindon CocoaHeads meeting

Posted on 2009-09-18 by Graham Lee

At one time a quiet market town with no greater claim than to break up the journey between Oxford and Bristol, Swindon is now a bustling hub of Mac and iPhone development activity. The coming meeting of CocoaHeads, at the … Continue reading →

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Unit testing Core Data-driven apps

Posted on 2009-09-06 by Graham Lee

Needless to say, I’m standing on the shoulders of giants here. Chris Hanson has written a great post on setting up the Core Data “stack” inside unit tests, Bill Bumgarner has written about their experiences unit-testing Core Data itself and … Continue reading →

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CocoaHeads Swindon is this Monday!

Posted on 2009-09-05 by Graham Lee

The town of Swindon in the Kingsbridge hundred, Wiltshire is famous for two things. The first is the Wilts and Berks Canal, linking the Kennet and Avon at Trowbridge with the Thames at Abingdon. Authorised by act of parliament in … Continue reading →

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