If you're like me, you've probably been spending every waking moment you have
eating, living, and breathing the iPhone SDK. Since March 6th, that's pretty
much all I can think about once I get home. So, what do you do if you want to
learn how to write iPhone apps, but you want to become a pro at iPhone SDK
programming? Its one thing to read the SDK, page-by-page until your eyes
bleed (what I do for fun), but most people like to hang out with other
developers, get hands on, do labs, see demos, and generally get their hands
dirty.
Lucky for us, there is such an iPhone boot camp co... (more)
Kevin Hoffman's Blog
I am working on another sample application that I am using as a means of
teaching me some more things about Cocoa and programming on the Mac in
general. I have been particularly fascinated with Core Data, so I started
using it again in a new application.
I have a rather unique perspective on persistence tools because I have
probably tested and developed in just about ... (more)
Kevin Hoffman's Blog
(June 11, 2007) - This morning I got to watch Steve Jobs in person do his
thing, complete with reality distortion field. Despite rumors to the
contrary, I felt no brainwashing tug on my mind, and felt no involuntary
compulsion to buy whatever it was Steve was up there selling. I was watching
a charismatic CEO do a presentation on some really cool new stuff coming out ... (more)
I have seen just about every kind of complaint possible about the Macbook
air...but the circles in which I "travel" (by travel, I mean navigate the
flood of RSS-based news in the airtight bubble that is a newsreader) are
decidedly slanted toward the high end of the geek spectrum. The complains I
have seen are varied, but they basically boil down to the following single
statement:
This d... (more)