Pete Goodliffe
Thursday, 24 November 2011

PGMidi moved and updated

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My popular PGMidi library for MIDI input/output on iOS has moved from Gitorious to a new location on GitHub . (This was requested many times...
Wednesday, 23 November 2011

Writing: How To Pick Your Programming Language

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The November issue of ACCU 's C Vu magazine is out now. It contains the latest instalment in my Becoming a Better Programmer column...
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Wednesday, 16 November 2011

Xcode 4 keyboard/mouse shortcuts

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(I'm posting this here mostly so I don't lose it, although I'm sure it'll be useful to other Xcode 4 users out there.) T...
Friday, 11 November 2011

It's the thought that accounts

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Thinking well is wise; planning well, wiser; doing well, wisest and best of all. – Persian Proverb I run. Every week. It's m...
Sunday, 9 October 2011

My latest iOS app: The Mahjong Score Book

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My latest iOS app is out now (thanks to the iOS 5 SDK having  finally gone GM). It's called the Mahjong Score Book  and, as the name su...
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Wednesday, 21 September 2011

iOS: Using older SDKs with newer Xcode versions

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When you update Xcode versions, the installer automatically removes any old SDKs you have lying around, and replaces them with the latest ve...
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Tuesday, 20 September 2011

How to set up Jenkins CI on a Mac

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In this post I will describe how to get a running Jenkins server set up on your Mac. Like most free software ("free" as in pri...
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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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