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Matt posted an update 18 hours, 6 minutes ago
This is perfect weather for working outside – I’m in the backyard in the rock garden finishing up the section on view controllers. This is the middle point of the new training program and represents the first time that the connection between model-view-controller is made with Core Data-Storyboards-View Controllers.
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Matt wrote a new post, FAQ – iOS Code Camp 1 day, 16 hours ago

How Do I Get Help With the Hands-On Labs?
How Do I Compress Xcode Projects?How Do I Get Help With the Hands-On Labs?
This is an iOS Code Camp only feature. You need to do these things to get help with […]
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Matt wrote a new post, Core Data 1 day, 16 hours ago
Core Data solves the problem of data persistence for the part of the object graph that involves the user’s content. That is, Core Data is how apps remember things. For database junkies, Core Data is the database […]
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Jaime Villela posted an update in the group
iOS Code Support 1 day, 20 hours agoI’ve built an app that has two table views. I’ve made the connection from the cell in the first table view to the second table view but when I run it in the simulator and I click on the cell nothing happens. It stays in the first table and I expect it to switch to the second table view. I thought once all the connections were made in the…[Read more]
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Matt wrote a new post, June 2012 iOS Code Camp Coaching Call Video Available 2 days, 15 hours ago
Thanks for attending the first coaching call everyone!
I’ve uploaded the chat log from the GoToMeeting to the iOS Code Camp working group documents area:
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Alexander Casanova posted an update 3 days, 11 hours ago
Hey Matt, Where should business logic be when working with Core Data. Doesn’t look like the NSManagedObject itself is a good idea. Should you use Categories or just another class altogether like AppModel?
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Trying to place business logic in the NSManagedObject subclass is a bad idea because when you are developing your model you will end up writing over those files. So, as you suggested a category for the class works. You can put it in AppModel or use both approaches – I tend to stick with AppModel to keep things simple, but Categories let you keep…[Read more]
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Matt posted an update 4 days, 23 hours ago
Happy Monday everyone! So, if you’re starting iOS Code Camp today don’t forget to check the group forums – I have the schedule for your week set up there. This includes the GoToMeeting information you’ll need for Wed.
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Matt wrote a new post, Objective-C 5 days, 16 hours ago
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Matt wrote a new post, Introduction to iOS SDK 5 days, 16 hours ago
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Jadie Barringer posted an update 6 days, 15 hours ago
@delonsp Email me at jadie2@mac.com and I will be more than happy to talk with you
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Matt wrote a new post, Storyboards 1 week ago
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Matt posted an update 1 week ago
Happy Friday All!
What are your weekend plans??
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Basketball Tournament, Finish workbook
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Fun – we did a bunch of stuff for mother’s day. Bit of a hectic weekend and our house now looks like the police served a warrant
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Believe it or not, I’m working through the Core Data tutorials.
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Nice, I’m putting the final touches on our improved Core Data module this week.
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Matt wrote a new post, Cocoa-Touch Design Patterns 1 week, 1 day ago
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Hey Lifetime Members – you can see the Core Data module early (along with Storyboards). Be warned, even though I cleaned it up and optimized Core Data is still B.I.G. first time around. The lab weighs in at 40 pages or so (but there’s lots of pictures and explanation, it’s practically an ebook). Early next week will be View Controllers which…[Read more]