How to read what I’ve been writing
You might have noticed that this blog of mine has gotten mighty quiet on the sort of programming-related (especially Cocoa-related) topics I historically have written about here.
There have been, and will continue to be, occasional exceptions, but, for the most part, this will remain the case for the foreseeable future.
So, where do I write about programming nowadays?
The first issue with an article of mine in it.
Here’s some of what I’ve written about:
- C and Objective-C basics
- Introduction to NSOperationQueue
- Uses of GCD besides
dispatch_async(this one was split over two issues) - How Cocoa and Cocoa Touch use blocks
- A sampling of available developer tools, both Apple and third-party (co-written with Boisy Pitre)
- Reviews of developer documentation viewers
- Using Quick Look
- Practical applications of Core Image
If you want to read my previous articles, they sell old print issues for $10 each, and they sell old issues from January 2012 onward in their iPad app for $5 each.
If you want to read future articles, it’s cheaper to subscribe: iPad subscriptions are $11 (in-app) for three months, and print subscriptions are $47 for a year (or cheaper with certain coupons).
I’ve got some good stuff coming up. The immediate next thing is a two-parter on essential tools and best practices for developers. Part 1 should be in the August issue.