2016 has passed, and people had different opinion on it. The internet seemed to think that 2016 is a complete disaster, though. Political turmoils, wars, death of famous figures, and our personal miseries propagated through social medias and memes. This meme depicts the thought pretty well: I got my share of miseries for 2016, but the old hymn reminded…
Tag: ios
Commit #6: Unwrapping Swift optionals
Update 12 Oct ’16: I’ve updated the code in this post and the Xcode Playground blog post version to Swift 3! Thank you for the wait 😁 As an iOS developer, handling empty value cases in Objective-C is never easy. Let’s suppose we’re making a function that return NSString instance out of a NSDictionary: Everything seems fine, isn’t it?…
Commit #2 : Export your *.xcarchive to *.ipa via terminal!
December last year, several Ice House clients asked for Christmas update on their app. There’s a strange case that occurred when our team tried to send old projects to the iTunesConnect using Xcode 6’s Organizer, just like this image : Our supervisor, Didiet, said this issue might be caused by the project file. The project was built on Xcode…
Commit #1 : Bash up your workspace!
It’s all started when I was assigned to develop a Rails web app with Haris as a team. He worked on the Rails side, while I’m on the HTML / CSS. It was my first time using Rails, and I barely have any experience on web development. Haris told me that there are several commands that should be…
