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I'm Aleksandar Vacić, professional web developer and wine maker in the making.
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Always, always, always test and re-test your iPhone app on the actual device. Simulator can trick you in many ways. Here’s one, involving string comparison.
tags: Programming
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Explaining a not so obvious issue with UITextField.text when checking is the text empty.
tags: Programming
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If you have any of these issue, this article will most likely help you.
You use Windows 2003 and iTunesSetup.exe refuses to run on it (it’s touting only XP or Vista/Windows 7 as supported OSes).
At the end of the iTunes install, when dialog says “Starting services” it failes to start iPodService.exe with the following message: “Service ‘iPodService’ (iPodService) failed to start. Verify that you have sufficient privileges to start system service.”
You have trouble starting iTunes.exe after install.
You see dialog boxes telling iTunesHelper.exe failed to start.
tags: Apple • Software I use
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This is in Windows Explorer, copying/moving files across networked disks.
Given my experience so far in big software projects, this kind of bad UI is direct consequence of the background API being done before front-end people had any say. At the moment when front-end work came to play, there was probably no info to determine is […]
Detailed, heavily illustrated tutorials to locate iPhone crash logs, as synced through iTunes. This is very useful and needed if you need send these to a developer of the application you have and it’s crashing.
Developers are people, people make mistakes. By investing a bit of your time, you’ll help a developer fix the problems that plagues you and thus you get a better app in return.
tags: Apple • Programming
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Rather than create a slew of projects with differing names, this would have been a good chance to learn about using a source code repository. It...
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I have listed the steps I normally use and you don't have to deal with the xcodeproj file directly: http://www.nanaimostudio.com/b...
Now you've tried the hard way, try this: In Xcode menu go to Project and select Rename. That's all Folks
Thanks. This post was very useful. I hope this feature gets supported in the next releases of Xcode. :)
A simpler way of doing this would be if ([textField.text length] != 0) { .... } then it doesn't matter if textField.text is nil.
[...] Rounded Form Buttons [...]
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