May 2013

• Three More Chapters of Test iOS Apps With UI Automation Released!   Wednesday, May 08
  The saga continues, courtesy of the Pragmatic Programmers.

March 2013

• Announcing My Book: Test iOS Apps With UI Automation   Wednesday, March 27
  Hot off the PragProg beta presses.
• Change your RSS feed URLs for Cocoa Manifest   Wednesday, March 20
  Feedburner is dying. Long live RSS.

January 2013

• Turn on HiDPI Retina Mode On An Ordinary Mac   Monday, January 28
  You don't need to get a Retina MPB to take Retina screen shots.
• UI Screen Shooter   Tuesday, January 15
  Save time. Automate screen shots for the iOS App Store.
• Should UITableViewCells Know About Model Objects?   Thursday, January 03
  *Gasp*, an argument on the internet shines light on good things to think about.

November 2012

• Chaos Testing With UI AutoMonkey   Thursday, November 01
  A deeper dive into the AutoMonkey

October 2012

• Stress Testing And Hands-Free Screenshots With UI Automation   Friday, October 26
  Two new open source projects to make your iOS development easier with UI Automation

September 2012

• Software Engineering, The Telephone Game, and The Whippersnappers   Wednesday, September 05
  We need real data to make better decisions on how to build good software

May 2012

• Close The Simulator After Running RubyMotion Specs   Monday, May 14
  Quick rake task to close the simulator.

April 2012

• Xcode 4.3 Fix For Simulating from the Command Line   Tuesday, April 17
  An update to the instructions to get iOS apps built and run in the simulator if you're using Xcode 4.3 from the App Store.
• MacRuby Revisited   Friday, April 06
  The future of MacRuby is in our hands now.

December 2011

• Running Your iOS App in the Simulator From The Command Line   Tuesday, December 27
  A walkthrough using WaxSim
• When GCD Isn't The Best Abstraction   Monday, December 05
  Musings on where using Grand Central Dispatch hinder design goals.

November 2011

• Changes to UI Automation in iOS 5   Wednesday, November 30
  A quick summary of the new features and bug fixes in UI Automation since iOS 5 was introduced. Skip the tutorial rewrites and read this if you've already been through them.

October 2011

• Customer Insight   Tuesday, October 11
  Follow the money, find the value of privacy.
• Steve Jobs   Thursday, October 06

August 2011

• After CocoaConf 2011   Tuesday, August 16
  Thoughts after the conference.

July 2011

• UI Automation Part 2: Assertions and Imports   Thursday, July 14
  Part 2 of 2 so far. Learn how basic assertions work and how to import Tuneup JS for cleaner looking tests.

June 2011

• Library Management With Xcode Workspaces   Monday, June 27
  Use Xcode workspaces to organize your code libraries as separate projects.
• WWDC 2011 Followup   Tuesday, June 14
  Some tips and tricks I learned at WWDC 2011
• Break for WWDC 2011   Saturday, June 04
• Clash of The Categories   Thursday, June 02
  Be very careful when adding methods to system classes with categories.

May 2011

• UI Automation: An Introduction   Friday, May 27
  The beginning of a series focusing on UI Automation, Apple's official user interface testing tool.
• Life After Objective-C   Wednesday, May 11
  Objective-C is growing old. I bet MacRuby is the worthy successor.
• Google vs. Apple vs. Privacy   Friday, May 06
  Apple and Google both know a lot about you. But their sources of revenue affect how they view your privacy.
• Book (P)review: iOS Recipes   Thursday, May 05
  A great book to get you into the mind of advanced Cocoa developers.

April 2011

• On Abstracting Server APIs   Sunday, April 17
  Map it to your domain model!
• Kiwi Library   Monday, April 04
  An introductory tutorial for Kiwi, an Rspec or Jasmine like testing framework for Objective-C.
• Cocoa Manifest   Friday, April 01
  *tap* *tap* Is this thing on?