Pete Goodliffe
Friday, 28 January 2011

Speaking: BCS Edinburgh (iOS development)

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I will be speaking at the Edinburgh branch of the BCS on the subject of iPhone development on March the 9th. The details of the session, ti...
Thursday, 27 January 2011

iOS: performSelectorOnMainThread: with two arguments

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iOS's NSObject class provides a mechanism to run any selector on a different thread. The most often used variant runs the selector on t...
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Wednesday, 26 January 2011

Speaking: ACCU 2011

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I will be speaking at the ACCU 2011 developer conference in Oxford, UK in April. This year, my ACCU presentation is called Becoming a Bette...

Reflections: The year that was

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I'm a bit late to the table with this one given that we're almost a full month into 2011, but it's always good to take stock of ...
Friday, 14 January 2011

Writing: When It's Done, It's Done

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The January issue of ACCU 's C Vu magazine is out now. It contains the latest installment in my Becoming a Better Programmer column. T...
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Wednesday, 5 January 2011

More iOS MIDI (using networked MIDI connections)

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My iOS MIDI I/O example code has been incredibly popular. It's great to know that many music apps out there have incorporated my code t...
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Wednesday, 8 December 2010

Uploading Mac App Store apps whose names contain a space

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As the launch of the Mac App Store grows ever nearer (mere days if interweb rumours are to be believed) developers are hastily uploading the...
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Pete Goodliffe
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Pete Goodliffe is a software developer, columnist, speaker, and author who never stays at the same place in the software food chain; he's worked in numerous languages on diverse projects. He also has extensive experience in teaching and mentoring programmers, and writes the regular "Professionalism in Programming" column for ACCU's C Vu magazine (www.accu.org). Pete's popular book, Code Craft, is a practical and entertaining investigation of the entire programming persuit. In about 600 pages. No mean feat! Pete enjoys writing excellent, bug-free code, so he can spend more time having fun with his kids. He has a passion for curry and doesn't wear shoes.
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