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Elegant global access to App Delegate
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Receive all notifications
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Update UILabel in SubViewController from MainViewController
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cocoa, ios, objective-c
IPv6 Validator for Cocoa
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Check for internet connection in Macruby
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API to determine whether running on iPhone or iPad
Juice
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cocoa, ios, objective-c
Interface - @private
Juice
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cocoa, objective-c
Simplify your nil checking code
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cocoa, ios, objc, nil
Great analytics service
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An ARC Compatible Method To Return a UUID
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cocoa, objective-c
How to build Mac Apps with cool animation
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cocoa, coreanimation
Encode two ints into UIAlert view tag
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cocoa, tag, bitshift, uialertview
NSClassExists makro
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cocoa, osx, objc, ios
a better, unified main.m for OSX and iOS
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Instruments time range
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