Ever wondered how to start putting unit tests into your Cocoa projects? Well, look no further! In this 10-minute screencast, I show you how to set up your project, how to add test cases and assertions, and how to execute the tests.
Enjoy.
The Apple doc to read with all this info is right here.
Hi there. I have put up a four-minute screencast showing how to take advantage of the new geolocation capability in Safari on the iPhone. Web apps for the iPhone get a bad rap for not being "native," but think about how many amazing web applications you can do if you know the exact location of the user of the app.
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I don't know how I missed this. Back in June, Nicholas Jitkoff (of Quicksilver fame) posted the following nugget to the Quicksilver discussion board:
I don't want to encourage too much work on QS because (shortly) I intend to make it obsolete
Wow, I'm ready.
Here's the full thread.
Today I've done a screencast showing how to add an icon to your Cocoa application.
Try it, you'll like it!
Today, a screencast I made about a cute little iPhone app I just whipped up to post entries to my Backpack Journal. The purpose of this example is to show how easily you can access any web service from within an iPhone application.
Wow, this is sweet: Run Leopard on a Dell Mini 9
Even though Quicksilver is on life support, I still love it and depend on it and continue to find amazing things it will do.
I was playing around with the Backpack API and realized that posting to the Journal was a perfect job for Quicksilver. So naturally, I wanted to record a screencast. ;-)
Here's the AppleScript template you'll need to do this on your own machine: