Rules for the iOS Club

1st RULE: You DO NOT use ARC in the iOS Club.

2nd RULE: You DO NOT use ARC in the iOS Club.

 

Ha llegado el momento en que le ha llegado su fin, creo que llegamos tarde al apogeo de PHP comolenguaje para la web, open source cierto, ahora con JS todo cambia, y PHP se quedó atrás en portabilidad.

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here a quick video about the new MapKit

According to some experienced apple developers, there’s not such thing as best practices in iOS, and other related tecnologies, this because the plataform is still young compared with other big ones Java, etc, but this not must be an excuse to try at least, some emerging tools.

Like

• Test Driven Development
• Continuous Integration
• Documenting Code

Safe Coding!

Right now, we are experimenting a decisive moment in the Mobile App Development environment, this because the new emerging HTML5 … and some other cool stuff that allow us to build native apps like faster and cheaper are causing frustrated iOS start all over again in that path.

So, the question here is, are we iOS developers still Hot, next year will see…

 

 

Seems to be that apple has is own way tool for documentation, at the end, uses Doxygen syntax and follow the same principle of generating, html files according the tags we provide…

here is enjoy!

headerdoc

This always happens, when you are fresh meat a Big Co LLC, and you have to star working with legacy code, means code made by others before you, so you think that always you will find some kind of Wiki or at least documentation word sheets etc, but truth must be told, This is not the Utopia so, most of the time, because so many team members and changes inside the organization, the code tracking never comes to the light.

We developers like to spend more time coding and resolving problems than documenting, thats so boring!, for this we need some automation kind of thing, for this we have documentation generator, they are so useful here two examples:

• Doxigen
• appledoc

So, start documenting!