Leigh McCulloch · Software Engineer

Having spent a lot of time programming in C#, where the .NET Framework can really spoil a developer, I was shocked to find no pretty interface in Apple’s Cocoa frameworks for hashing NSStrings and NSData.

Even simple tasks programmers shouldn’t need to do manually, and this is one of them.

If you’re using Google Analytics on your website, you’re tracking all your internal links, but you might not be tracking links to external websites.

Debugging a fatal uncatchable exception in a production environment, where we have little information can leave us feeling powerless as a developer.

As it turns out there is no single one liner for striping HTML tags from an NSString in the iOS SDK.

I recently released a new version of the Hope Media application that brought a lot of new challenges to it’s development.

I have been using Source Control Management with Xcode for the last 6 months or so.

If you’ve just updated with the iPhone OS 3.0.1 Update and do development on the iPhone, you’ll soon discover you won’t be able to load up your apps onto your iPhone anymore.

I have been writing an application that delivers audio to the user using the AVAudioPlayer, apart of the AVFoundation.