An introduction on the server technology and how to connect your app to a web endpointIntroThis is the first article, in a series. By the end of the series, you should be able to connect your app, whether macOS, iOS, console, to a REST endpoint. There are a lot of articles on the internet that … Read more
Or I should write, macOS and Android Studio not playing well with each other. I updated my installation of Android Studio to 3.4 and something unexpected happened almost every time I brought up the “Find action” menu (Command+Shift+A) where Terminal.app would pop up immediately after the “Find action” menu popped up. Turns out, this was … Read more
Introduction For 9 years now, I’ve used Perforce; before that, it was MKD, Subversion, VisualSourceSafe, CVS and a few others. In the past year, I used Git. One cool thing that Git has that Perforce didn’t have was being able to save your changes while not being connected to a central server. However, Perforce recently … Read more
I learned about a package manager for Xcode named Alcatraz when I attended CocoaConf in San Jose earlier this year. Extending the functionality of Xcode through plugins has been something I’ve been looking into for a while and the only plugins I knew about in the wild could only be found through Google searches or … Read more
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In a previous post, Perforce and Xcode4, I created applescripts to work with Xcode4 and Perforce. I updated the AppleScripts to work with Xcode5 only and added a couple of new scripts. One, called p4_file_renamed.scpt, is used to update the renamed file Perforce when you are using Xcodes rename functionality, either directly or through the … Read more