When attempting to share an application after archiving in XCode4, I kept getting an error message, “The operation couldn’t be completed. No such file or directory.” It appears that there was a similar issue in XCode3 that could be resolved by turning on “Generate Debug Symbols” but that did not resolve the issue for me […]
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XCode4 – The operation couldn’t be completed. No such file or directory.
April 6th, 2011 · 3 Comments
Tags: iPhone Development · iPhone SDK
Advanced iPhone Web Development
May 6th, 2009 · 3 Comments
Yesterday (May 5th, 2009), I gave a presentation at the Seattle iPhone App Developers and Designers Meetup titled, “Advanced iPhone Web Development.” This presentation focused on the unique capabilities available in WebKit on the iPhone and on possibilities for utilizing UIWebViews inside of your native applications. You can download a pdf version of the presentation […]
Tags: CSS · iPhone Development · iPhone SDK · Javascript · Mobile Development · Web 2.0
The future of mobile web applications
March 18th, 2009 · 1 Comment
Thinking back three years ago, I was starting to play around with developing web applications for mobile devices. The hot device of the time was the Palm Treo. The default browser that came with the Treo, Blazer, really sucks. It was rough trying to write pages that worked perfectly in Blazer. Sure, simple, basic HTML […]
Tags: iPhone Development · Mobile Development · Web 2.0
Reading Common and Custom Values From Your Info.plist
February 19th, 2009 · 10 Comments
It seems like a pretty simple, common thing you would want to do in objective-c right? All applications have an Info.plist (or a different plist file as defined in your “Info.plist File” property of your build target). I’ve been pretty frustrated with the quality of google search results when trying to figure out how to […]
Tags: iPhone Development · iPhone SDK · Objective-C
