Tag: objective-c
My Progress with Objective-C thus far
So here’s the deal. I’ve published one blog post about things I’ve learned about Objective-C but in reality, I wrote that post about two to three weeks ago. I would go on pretending that this next week’s post is actually what I learned in one week after that last post, but let’s face it – […]
Using Blocks in Objective-C
When iOS 4.0 was released, Apple added a new feature to Objective-C, commonly referred to as a parlance block, or just a block. In computer science, blocks are known as lexical closures, but if you’re not a computer scientist, like me, you can just think of it as a function that can be passed as […]
4 Things I’ve Learned Teaching Objective-C
Recently, here at PMG, we hired a new developer, Hector Matos, who only took his first few steps into software development barely more than a month ago. He started out by tackling one of the most difficult of the basic programming languages, C. As, the only developer on almost all of the native mobile projects […]
