From Total Newbie to App Store in Six Months
Editor’s note: In just six months, Scott Smith went from Big Nerd Ranch student to developing TapAMap, now available for iPhone and iPad.
Editor’s note: In just six months, Scott Smith went from Big Nerd Ranch student to developing TapAMap, now available for iPhone and iPad.
The other day I was chatting with one of my colleagues at the Ranch and he asked me where I get my blog ideas....
The humanities scholar in me rebels when I hear the word “experiment.” To me, an experiment is a big, formal thing with a hypothesis...
This is the first of a four-parter. You can find the other parts here: two, three, four
We’ve been making headlines lately:
Mac OS X Lion introduced sudden termination, an opt-in feature for Cocoa apps that allows the system to terminate apps that aren’t in use...
I recently became our Developer Evangelist. In this role, my goal is to make the best developers in the world want to work with...
Sometimes things aren’t as simple as they appear. One of my former students was asking what id * meant. This seemed straightforward enough, but...
Last fall I took a week off to escape from the world. I assigned myself three tasks for that time: disappear and recover...
Occasionally in the life-cycle of an application we find that we need two distinct domain objects to quack alike, even if their underlying structures differ greatly....
Grand Central Dispatch, a.k.a libdispatch and usually referred to as GCD, is a low-level API known for performing asynchronous background work. dispatch_async is its...
Since joining Big Nerd Ranch in April 2011, I have grown by leaps and bounds as a software developer and consultant, and I’m surrounded...
We’ve got eBooks, webinars, and success stories. All the resources your heart desires.
Resources