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Chase Jarvis TECH: Complete Workflow for Photo and Video
Great video from Chase Jarvis on his complete workflow from shooting to publishing.
Pagination, Vmem, Page fault
Great talk on how OS manage memory, OS mechanisms explained, must see for your culture
About Android fragmentation
An interesting article about Android fragmentation and supporting the wide range of hardware and os versions.
99.9% of support emails are complaining their device isn’t supported. We currently support 707 devices. Mindblowing.
— Natalia Luckyanova (@nattylux) March 27, 2012
Start Developing iOS Apps Today
Apple published a great doc for newcomers. It’s also a good source of links and articles for all the basics in iOS, from enrolling as developer to publish your first app.
Find all related docs links below:
- Tutorial: Your first iOS app
- Manage your workflow in XCode
- Write Objective-C code
- Acquire basic programming skills
- Survey the major frameworks
- Integrate your code with the frameworks
- Streamline your app with design patterns
- Design with the user in mind
- Design your app with care
- Know the core objects of your app
- Prepare for App Store submission
- Find documentation quickly
- iOS technology overview
- iOS Human Interface Guidelines
- Developing for the App Store
- The Objective-C programming language
- Concepts in Objective-C programming
- iOS App Programming Guide
- App Store Review Guidelines
Ubuntu 11.10: setting up Apache2 and SSL with self-signed certificate
Create a self-signed certificate:
$ make-ssl-cert generate-default-snakeoil --force-overwrite
It creates the following files:
- /etc/ssl/private/ssl-cert-snakeoil.key
- /etc/ssl/certs/ssl-cert-snakeoil.pem
Activate Apache SSL module:
$ a2enmod ssl
Activate Apache default ssl virtual host:
$ a2ensite default-ssl
Restart Apache:
/etc/init.d/apache2 restart
You should now see the following page on your webserver:
It works! This is the default web page for this server. The web server software is running but no content has been added, yet.
How I upgraded my iPhone 3GS from 3.x to 4.x
When I tried to upgrade my phone 3GS 3.x to a 4.x firmware found on osxdaily.com, I got the famous “this device isn’t eligible for the requested build”.
My jailbroken device was on a 3.1.3 firmware with Cydia installed. After trying different 4.x firmwares, I googled this error message and found an interesting thread here.
I followed their advice and it worked:
- Install TinyUmbrella,
- Clicked on my device,
- went to Advanced tab and unchecked “Request SHSH from Cydia”,
- Started TSS Server,
- Entered Recovery,
- and finally in iTunes clicked on Restore (with option key) and selected a 4.1 firmware,
- done!
Learn iOS Application Development with Stanford
The new Fall 2011 courses from Stanford on iTunes U are available!
Courses by Paul Hegardy released with a Creative Commons BY-NC-ND license in full HD.
7 courses are available:
- MVC and Introduction to Objective-C
- My first iOS App
- Objective-C
- Views
- Protocols and Gestures
- Multiple MVCs and Segues
- iPad Apps
Debugging EXC_BAD_ACCESS
A helpful article explaining how to use gdb to debug EXC_BAD_ACCESS:
iOS device and OS version
If you are interested in device class and OS version statistics, I’ve compiled a list of recent articles:
- iOS device and OS version stats from Instapaper 3.0 2011-03-24
- is it worth supporting iOS 3 in 2011? 2011-03-20
- What proportion of all iPhone owners use iOS 4.x today? 2011-01-18
- 61% of iPads already running iOS 4 2011-01-07

