Picking up Ruby on Rails for iPhone Developers
So the last few weeks have marked a change for me in terms of what I spent most of my time doing in terms of programming. Normally I spend 100% of my (working) time developing iOS applications, working...
View ArticleIn defence of native iOS Applications. Written in Objective-C.
In the days of iOS 2, Apple refused to give us access to the SDK to develop iOS apps. If you wanted to write your own app, it had to be a web app that ran in Safari. Me and many other developers...
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Demystifying the Apple Push Notification System
Apple’s ‘Push Notification System’ or APNS as it’s known was originally Apple’s way of telling developers that we couldn’t run our apps in the background so if we wanted to show notifications, we would...
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Apple stores repair unit password in plain text
I don’t doubt that the Geniuses at your local Apple Store aren’t fully trained professionals and I should state outright that the issue here isn’t with the genuinely helpful guy who fixed my laptop but...
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