iPhone Memory Debugging with NSZombie and Instruments
NSZombie is easily one of the most valuable tools in any Cocoa developer’s toolbox. Check out Mark’s blog for a great introduction on using NSZombie from within Instruments:
iPhone Memory Debugging with NSZombie and Instruments | markjnet.
Thanks to Jeff LaMarche for directing me to Mark’s blog in the first place.
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UIView Manipulation Made Easier with a Category
July 27, 2009 - 2:30 PM
Tags: Category, CocoaHeads, code reuse, Debugging, iPhone, mistakes, Sample Code, UIView
Posted in Cocoa, Sample Code | 5 comments
I was watching a presentation recently where the presenter showed the header for a category that he had added to UIView to make his life a little easier. The point of the talk did not center around the category so I never saw much more than the header, but that was all I needed [...]
Standard iPhone Element Sizes
Great quick reference for Standard iPhone Element Sizes at Jonathan George’s site.
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iPhone Development: Updating Project Hint
July 15, 2009 - 3:56 PM
Tags: iPhone, project, Xcode
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Jeff posts a great hint that answers some problems that folks were having with one of my older posts, Finding Memory Leaks With The LLVM/Clang Static Analyzer
Check out Jeff’s post here: iPhone Development: Updating Project Hint.
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Quick and Easy Drawing Performance Debugging with NSShowAllDrawing
July 10, 2009 - 10:59 AM
Tags: Bezipped, Debugging, drawing, interface_builder, performance, WWDC
Posted in Cocoa, Debugging | 3 comments
While watching one of the WWDC09 session videos I was informed of a great tip that I had been previously unknown to me: Pass -NSShowAllDrawing YES as an argument to your application in Xcode to see a visual representation of the drawing that your application performs as it runs.
To illustrate how NSShowAllDrawing works and the [...]
WWDC09 Sessions & Labs
April 7, 2009 - 7:18 PM
Tags: 09, conference, iPhone, News, presentation, travel, WWDC
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Apple has posted the first set of scheduled sessions and labs for this year’s WWDC here: Worldwide Developers Conference 2009 – Sessions & Labs.
Off the top of my head I think I will be keeping an eye on:
Advanced Debugging
Cocoa Tips and Tricks
Concurrent Programming in Cocoa
Effective iPhone App Architecture
Embedding Maps in iPhone Applications
Performance Tuning with Shark on [...]
In Which I Join United Lemur
November 2, 2008 - 7:59 AM
Tags: iPhone, New job, News, United Lemur
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The past few weeks have been quite the whirlwind of activity here at Camp Fruit Stand, and I have some exciting news: I am now an intern at United Lemur, working on an iPhone game for them, and loving every minute of it.
As I look back at the date on my last post I’m not [...]
