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Didn’t you already do this? Since my last post on network calls, I started to get frustrated with the redundancy required. For example, I’d want to GET a model fromContinue reading
Didn’t you already do this? Since my last post on network calls, I started to get frustrated with the redundancy required. For example, I’d want to GET a model fromContinue reading
What? When learning CoreData, we had the option to create our model with an identifier typed either as a UUID or a String. I chose using a UUID for twoContinue reading
I want to start off by stating that I am not intending to compare performance or strongly weight end user results kind of statistics, but instead just experimenting with bothContinue reading
Having just finished my afternoon project for Lambda after a day filled with keynotes and attempting to test run some beta software, I thought I’d share what my favorite thingsContinue reading
At Lambda, we recently had a build week, which essentially boils down to getting some real world simulated experience where we work with a team consisting of students from aContinue reading
Xcode has a pretty good text editor, but sometimes you need features that just aren’t available in Xcode. There are a few options out there and a lot of themContinue reading
I don’t have anything clever to write here tonight. We learned about basic iOS animation today, so I thought I’d share some simple, but quite nice looking animations with you.Continue reading
Oops! I seem to have forgotten to make posts the last couple days. In my defense, my in laws are visiting from out of town, so I’m doing everything IContinue reading
case EnumFuncs I looove enums. They allow you to explicly define enumerations without resorting to stringly typing or falling back to simple Ints. However, they don’t have inherent compatibility withContinue reading
case PerformSegue I’ve always found connecting Interface Builder to code slightly clunky. To be fair, I don’t have any experience with any other, competing gui schemes, so maybe it’s aContinue reading