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Properties in Cocoa and OOA&D
The past month or so I’ve reviewed a lot of code, and one issue is cropping up all the time: too much use of @property
We're expecting a boy this Christmas
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Auto-stack and auto-process HDR in Lightroom 4
My camera marks HDR images quite clearly: They are a sequence of images, where the first second one and third one are equally many stops removed from the first one, and they're usually within a couple of seconds from one-another, with all other settings the same. That sounds like something that should be easy to stack in the import-process, right? Preferably followed up by a rendering to a 32-bit pr channel image straight afterward that is set as the stack top image.
Alertview steps
Today I needed to work with an alertview, so here are two steps for pressing them:
My reusable Calabash steps
As promised, here are my reusable Calabash steps. Now, some of these are probably more inspirational than reusable (or ignorable, if you like 
), but this is ALL the steps I use SO FAR apart from the standard steps. Like I said before, there are so many great steps already defined, so check them out. Anyway, here they are, all 134 lines:
Automatic UI Testing with Calabash from #nsconf
As promised, here's the link from automatic UI testing. And here's the PDF.
March iOS predictions
Everyone else is doing it, so I figured I could play "bingo" as well. 
Compile Protobuf for iOS
For a project I'm doing at work, that I hope will eventually be open source, I needed to have protobuf compiled for iOS. A colleague of mine showed me how it had been compiled on iOS 4, using these scripts, but with iOS 5 I ended up with binaries compiled for the arm architecture instead of the armv7 architecture.
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Application-switcher not responding
From time to time I get the same problem: the application switcher (command-tab) stops responding. It usually takes closing a lot of programs or restarting to get it working again. Today, I seem to have found the gangster: Screen Sharing. When I closed it, application switching started working again. It must have taken over the control over a couple of keys too many.