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Abandon In Place - Blog
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Hot Choclolate Favors
Planning to have a Hot Chocolate Party for this winter? Tickle your taste buds with our incredible and delicious Hot Cocoa Cones Favors. Your guests will love our oversize treats!
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Noodlings
Noodlings The Proper Care and Feeding of NSImage April 15, 2011 @ 10:17 am · Filed under Cocoa, Downloads, Icons, OS X, Programming, Quartz, User Interface [This was the topic of my presentation at the NYC Cocoaheads meeting last night. I thought it would be nice to also post on the topic here.] [I've received email from Ken Ferry. See addendum at the bottom] NSImage is a troublesome class. Over the years, it?s been misunderstood and abused. I think much of this is because of a lack
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Torsten Curdt's weblog
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PrEV
PrEV Thoughts from a NeXTStep Guy on Cocoa Development Home | Core Image | Core Animation | WWDC | Core Data | OpenGL | iPhone | ObjC | Status | General | Leaving Apple Jul 01, 2011 by Bill Dudney As I tweeted a couple of weeks ago, I?m no longer at Apple. It was quite a difficult decision to leave, but as much as I love to help developers, as much fun as it was to plan WWDC, as cool as the evangelism team is, I wanted freedom to do my own thing. There is so much more to say here but it is