Category Archives: xcode

How to hire Graham Lee

Posted on 2010-03-02 by Graham Lee

There are few people who can say that when it comes to Cocoa application security, they wrote the book. In fact, I can think of only one: me. I’ve just put the final draft together for Professional Cocoa Application Security … Continue reading →

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Refactor your code from the command-line

Posted on 2009-07-08 by Graham Lee

While the refactoring support in Xcode 3 has been something of a headline feature for the development environment, in fact there’s been a tool for doing Objective-C code refactoring in Mac OS X for a long time. Longer than it’s … Continue reading →

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Unit testing Cocoa projects in Xcode

Posted on 2009-06-10 by Graham Lee

Unlike Bill, whose reference to unit testing in Xcode 3.0 is linked at the title, when I started writing unit tests for my Cocoa projects I had no experience of testing in any other environment (well, OK, I’d used OCUnit … Continue reading →

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NSConference: the aftermath

Posted on 2009-04-17 by Graham Lee

So, that’s that then, the first ever NSConference is over. But what a conference! Every session was informative, edumacational and above all enjoyable, including the final session where (and I hate to crow about this) the “American” team, who had … Continue reading →

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