Link: Active Records for Core Data

For those that use Core Data and comes from Ruby, check out: Active Records for Core Data

Beta testing of my application

The need to test applications that will be released on the Apple App Store arises more and more. I wish, therefore, more beta testers that can use my applications and get feedback!

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Beta testing of iPhone applications

In developing iNytt 4.5 so I wished that a variety of users to beta test the application before it was added to the App Store. But to make the application ready for beta testing was not only just. So I decided therefore to write a blog post about the steps. As usual this will be presented in a list, when I was a developer and loves lists.;)

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Bus Oracle

My second application from the Apple App Store when available. The name is Bus Oracle.

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Software craftsmanship

Was a presentation by Goran Hansen from Capgemini about Software Craftmanship. I like the idea of a focus on clean code, check out his slide late in: http://www.slideshare.net/goeran/software-craftsmanship-ntnu

NSOperation and NSOperationQueue, Threading easily

Anyone who has worked with threading know of any problems that may arise and how difficult it can be to troubleshoot. As a programmer, an iPhone application in Objective C will often be used for easy threading to avoid the GUI freezes when performing various tasks. This is where it's nice to know that there are two objects called NSOperation and NSOperationQueue.

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Proposal for iPhone app?

Does anyone have any good suggestions for iPhone app, but lack the knowledge to make it? If the idea is good and I believe in it, we can enter into a partnership in which you may receive a sum of revenue.

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EXC_BAD_ACCESS

iNytt had a bug that caused application crash after a while, I spent some time trying to find fault as it appeared reasonably random.

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