APPropriate Behaviour
The book about all the things software writers do that aren't writing software.
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Author Archives: Graham Lee
Free apps with macdev ticket
The Mac Developer network currently have a Special Offer running until christmas eve, get a free copy of Changes and Code Collector Pro with your ticket. Both are useful apps for any developer’s arsenal.
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Some bloody genius
Link to the image, because I know it’s too wide for the Blogger template to display properly.
I’m sorry, I haven’t a Clu
One of my many “repeat-until-funny” jokes, anyway here is what I have to say on Mr. Cluley’s blog regarding iPh0wn.
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Solaris iPhone Edition
Apple’s one new feature in Snow Leopard is support for Exchange, which if not squarely an Enterprise lure is certainly bait for medium businesses. But here we hit Apple’s perennial problem; they want to sell more into businesses (because that’s … Continue reading
All you never wanted to know about temporary files and were too ambivalent to ask
In the beginning, there was mktemp. And it was good. Actually, that’s a load of rubbish, it wasn’t good at all. By separating the “give me the name of a temporary file” and “open the file” stages, there’s a chance … Continue reading
Posted in security, UNIX
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It was asked for: the “features” post
Someone anonymous once said:I’m intrigued by your feature comment. Please publish said blog post!Where said comment was:The fact that I have stopped using the word ‘feature’ in many contexts is an entire blog post and a few therapy sessions in … Continue reading
The view(s) from the hotel
Which two buildings are across the street from my current location? and anyone might think it had been deliberately chosen for comedy purposes…
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Properties about a year on
Leopard has now been out for nearly a year, which means that (publicly) we’ve had Objective-C 2.0 for the same amount of time. At the release many developers were champing at the bit to talk about the new language capabilities[], … Continue reading
Posted in cocoa, objc, ooa/d
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