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Cocoa commandments
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| 1. Thou shalt always use Key Value Observing | |
| 2. Thou shalt not block the main thread | |
| 3. Thou shalt compile with zero errors or warnings | |
| 4. Thou shalt use #pragma mark to separate code into groups based on related functionality |
Thou shalt never write interface code achievable through Interface Builder.
I disagree with that one Streza. Interface builder is not something I often use. The more custom the UI the less Interface Builder makes an appearance.
Meh, I haven't implemented loadView in years and I'm better for it. Custom UIView subclasses laid out in IB FTW.
Thou shalt make copious use of categories
Karl: if it can't be done in IB, sure. If it can, but you're writing code anyway, you're doing it wrong. Less code == less bugs. And the cases where it can't be done are being addressed by Apple.
I certainly agree with the logic behind your statement, just not the execution of it
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Though shalt use #pragma message() instead of #warning for thy fixmes