As Vlad pointed out in a comment on my previous post about using the Split-Join, there are a few things to keep in mind when using them. If you put a Split-Join in your service, and let it take care of any amount of service calls in parallel, you might […]
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Using Split-Joins in OSB Services for parallel processing of messages.
The Split-Join can be a very useful tool in your OSB services yet seems to be underestimated. When I did some asking around it turned out not many developers use this, even though I can come up with plenty of uses for the Split-Join. The Split-Join’s strength is in numbers, […]
Using AutoLayout in iOS
Like many iOS developers I did my sharing of trying out AutoLayout after it was introduced last year. And like many of these developers I ran into a fair share of trouble. It was not until Cessare Rochi clarified things in his session ‘AutoLayout, oh boy’ at mdevcon that I […]
iOS App Security – Backgrounding screenshot
Every time security of apps comes up in any conversation it turns out a lot of people are unaware of this being an issue at all. Simple things like the screenshot iOS takes every time your app gets backgrounded are not the common knowledge I expected it to be by […]
Using SQLite databases in iOS apps
Recently I’ve been working on an application that has to store a significant amount of data on a device. When storing data on the iPhone there are a few options. You can use straight up text or xml files that are then read when the app runs, you can use […]