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Probably going to see "Slumdog Millionaire" in PA at 2:45 if anyone's interested |
Clang static analyzer is pretty slick. |
Tooth is killing me. Dentists at 1. |
@garrytan also used that site tonight.... you are correct. |
This latest release includes a full implementation of CPAttributedString, the first part of a future text system. |
Cappuccino 0.6 is out (finally) http://tinyurl.com/5zr6ym |
@iTod will HTTPClient not parse responses that are "application/json"? That's my number one feature request now. |
http://www.jsonlint.com/ is pretty useful, but ultimately http://tlrobinson.net/proje... is better. collapsable nodes ("FTW"). |
@zeebe its not you, transitions aren't there. maybe in the future, but its not in our immediate scope. |
@iTod because its a proxy, you can do interesting things with rewriting requests on the fly. used it for cache busting when i worked at . |
@iTod Yea, HTTPClient is cool stuff. Have you used Charles at all? Amazingly powerful, unfortunately Java. |
@chockenberry Hard, maybe, but not outrageously so. People are making money on 5, 10 dollar apps. You have to do marketing yourself. |
@JamesHook You bought that? Awesome. |
I'm having trouble with orientation changes & UIToolbar not autoresizing the way I expect. Can anyone point to sample code or tips? |
@chockenberry This happens if the chart takes too long to render. It *could* mean something else, but its not likely. |
@iTod Just heard the titanium guys talk at MV JS meetup. Sounds interesting, but maybe a little premature. Meetup was way too long |
@iTod yea, we've put a lot of work into that recently, though i don't think much of it has hit the repo yet. cool stuff. |
@jeresig i think this guy may be clinically insane: http://tinyurl.com/67z3wd |
"Treating say, chained calling conventions, as a Domain Specific Language is somewhat an abuse of the term." via Ajaxian |
