iOS Eye for the Rails Guy

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Claims that Rails skills map to iOS development by showing concrete tooling and tradeoffs: Objective‑C with Core Data replaces ActiveRecord, SQLite is available, and Xcode plus Interface Builder drive UI work (but Interface Builder is discouraged). Generated iPad scaffolds produce about 500 lines vs Rails’ ~100 lines for a scaffold. Demoed a working iPad Pivotal Tracker client built with ASIHTTPRequest, TouchJSON, Facebook320 and tested with GHUnit; the app ships and the approach proves practical.

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" chapters (15)

1. 0:00Start
2. 4:07The Rails Golden Path
3. 8:43Load View
4. 13:47Interface Builder
5. 15:08Control Loops
6. 16:35Memory Allocation
7. 18:40Memory Leaks
8. 19:51Static Typing
9. 21:51Testing
10. 23:14Unit Testing
11. 23:25Testing an Ios
12. 25:05Stack Overflow
13. 27:26Ns Log
14. 30:10App Store Review Guidelines
15. 36:12Sparkline

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