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One thing I love about Java development is the ease of finding bugs through stack traces. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem that Cocoa likes being so verbose about it, it prefers just giving memory addresses to the function. CocoaDev has a nice article about how to add this ...

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[class-dump][1] is a great tool for getting information about how private frameworks work that you may want to use. For example, iPhotoAccess.framework gave among other classes the following:
`
@interface Base64 : NSObject
{
}

+ (id)stringForBase64:(id)fp8;
+ (id)base64ForString:(id)fp8;

@end
` ...





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According to iPhone Atlas, Google has pushed out a new release of its GData Objective-C Client Library that can be used with the iPhone SDK. Yay for Google! :-) Check ...

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My work with the iPhone SDK continues, working on three clients to our backend services at the moment. I'm very much looking forward to blogging about this as it's cleared at work. But as you probably have noticed from my posts, working locally and synchronizing with the back-end is what I believe most iPhone applications are about. Do quick and ...

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After asking on the MacRumors forums I was pointed back to FMDB that I had looked at a couple of days ago. FMDB is a Cocoa wrapper for SQLite3. I had a look at it, and after my initial difficulties, I found ...

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