One thing I understood clearly using ARC, is memory management. Strange, I admit, because this never happen to me back in retain/release old school method. But in some way this semi-auto-powerfull-Icountforyousoyoudon’thaveto technology helped me to use more and more often Instruments to watch for object Allocations. In this new project I’m working, I’m using Cocos2D, [...]
Notify
Well, it seems that I’m mastering APNS (push notifications). Its actually quite cool and it gives you lot of potentials. The only limitation is the payload max bytes to send extra infos, but at the end, 256 bytes are enought to send a good amount of infos. 512 bytes would be nice, let’s see if [...]
ECG
My brain misteriously decided to shut off, I wonder if its because I try to apply rules of abstract coding over the rules of the universe [!] clip of the day: 2010 – The year we made contact “Hal voice test”
Randomly non-sense
After insert more than 7000 records by hand into a database for a client my brain goes blank… Cold fusion or just brain fused? tune of the day Crystal Castles “Cry babies”
Code cleaning
I’m always in the search of the perfect code, the one that is good to read, clean, easy to understand. Rules can be apply to it (from Apple guidelines and Google Guidelines too), but I’m never satisfacted with the results. Time to create my own coding language? Maybe… A.I. approacing ^_^ tune of the day [...]
Abstract
What is abstract? Code without form or a form without code? I always try to implement code that is fully dynamic, never bounded to anything, reusable, but at the end, code is always written and problems raise. Form without code, goal succeded ^_^ tune of the day Tyco “Human condition”
Windows Phone, RIM, Windows 8 are still not worth to support
According to a report out yesterday from Kantar Worldpanel ComTech, with 0.7% and 4.1% of total sales in the US, RIM and Windows platforms may still not be worth the effort to support for your next project. Same goes for the Windows 8 app store. The latest OS from Microsoft still has less then 4% of [...]
In the begin there was …
NSLog(@”Hello world!”); This, for many, it is the begin of everything. Well, [geekly] speacking. But I had to start with something. Coding is great, good, makes your life better, it’s like a daily vitamin pill. The downside? Permanent neck and shoulder pain ^_^ tune of the day: Kraftwerk “Computer Love”
Mac OS X 10.7.3 with Xcode 4.3: This bundle is invalid. Apple is not currently accepting applications built with this version of the OS.
We have a few Mac applications on which we need to enable the Lion sandbox and resubmit to the Mac App Store (Mac, not iOS). I already applied the combo update 10.7.3 and after that I started getting this error: “This bundle is invalid. Apple is not currently accepting applications built with this version of [...]
Kindle Fire first impressions
Santa brought us a cool gift this year: a Kindle Fire tablet. At a first glance we were astonished: “Why?! We’ve been good boys through the whole year. Why are being punished?”. It’s not and iPad, but ok. Heh, just kidding… I couldn’t lose the opportunity. What can you expect from Apple fanboys? Ok, seriously. [...]
Interaction South America 2011, we were there!
We’ve just arrived from an awesome conference that opened our minds to new ideas and point of views. Yes, last week we were at Interaction South America (#ixdsa11), a conference with emphasis on Interaction Design, that happened in Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil. The event had the presence of some of the most talented designers, engineers and architects of [...]
Surgeworks launches Catholicpedia, the Original Catholic Encyclopedia for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch (press release)
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, (December 8, 2011)—The Divine Office Catholic Ministry in partnership with Surgeworks, a Salt Lake City-based application developer and graphical interaction design firm, has announced a new app for the Apple iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch based on The Original Catholic Encyclopedia. Introducing Catholicpedia The Catholicpedia App makes The Catholic Encyclopedia available on iPhone, [...]
Responsive Web Design Using Compass [Revised]
The responsive web design comes as a solution to better display content across tablets, mobiles phones and laptops of the most varied screen sizes and resolutions. In order to achieve a responsive layout, all we need is: a Flexible grid, Flexible Content (Images and Media) and CSS Media Queries. The use of these three main [...]






