Newest Cocoa Programming Tips
Try out a new UITabBar in your application
Vincent Saluzzo
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cocoa, xcode, objective-c, uikit
OS X: Systemwide VIM Bindings
Luis Nell
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cocoa, emacs, osx, vim
Split a CamelCase string into separate words
Draco Li
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cocoa, nsstring, objective-c
Great Objective-C SQLite Wrapper
Cole Hecht
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cocoa, ios, sqlite, sql
Vim Commands within Xcode - Plugin
Eric Raio
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cocoa, xcode, cocoa touch, objective-c
How to save a NSArray/NSMutableArray in Core Data
Juan Fernández Sagasti
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8 responses
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cocoa, ios, core data, cocoa touch
How to save a pdf file with its annotations in Objective-C
Juan Fernández Sagasti
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3 responses
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cocoa, ios, pdf, cocoa touch
Best site for UI Components on iOS
Max
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cocoa, ios, ipad, iphone
NSString objects are always constants!
Sam Green
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cocoa, ios, xcode, mac
Alias for pretty-dumping plists
Simon Whitaker
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0 responses
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cocoa, plist, json, objective-c
Enable Core Data Auto Migration in Sandbox
P. Taylor Goetz
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1 response
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cocoa, coredata, sandbox, objective-c
Interface/Implementation
Juice
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cocoa, objective-c
Interface - @private
Juice
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0 responses
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cocoa, objective-c
API to determine whether running on iPhone or iPad
Juice
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0 responses
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cocoa, ios, objective-c
.gitignore Template for Xcode
Juice
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0 responses
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cocoa, xcode, git, objective-c
A Category on NSURL to return the NSURL of a file in a standard directory.
Abizer Nasir
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cocoa, objective-c
Helpful Macros For Xcode Projects
Abizer Nasir
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cocoa, xcode, objective-c
An ARC Compatible Method To Return a UUID
Abizer Nasir
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cocoa, objective-c
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