These are the adventures of the N.S.S. Tring

Interesting links about code, design, announcements and all the other little things that make up the adventure of software development.

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Ever wanted to write your own Xcode plugin? Here’s how to get started.

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Looks like a promising up and coming competitor to github for companies. You run it on your own servers and the community edition is free and open source.

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More on breaking your code. Mostly geared twoards Windows development, but the ideas can be adapted to any platform.

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Torture your code before your users do. Because someone will do the unthinkable with your code.

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This week’s NSHipster is on iPad keyboard shortcuts and discoverability.

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How Xcode server works.

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Apple Watch sales numbers in context of other Apple products.

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Facebook's new chief security officer wants to set a date to kill Flash

Flash has been slowly dying for years. Time to end it.

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News sites are having a heyday with one company’s report that Apple Watch sales are down 90%. Here’s one guy’s analysis of the situation.

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This article reflects much of my thinking on watches and wearables in general. It’s difficult to come up with a concise answer for what they are good for, because they are good for different things for different people. There’s no one app that will click for everyone that can be summarized in a few words.

That being said, if the Internet of Things gets off the ground, I think the watch will be a far better remote than the phone in a way that clicks for most people.

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