Building Outside of the Sandbox

A timeline of a Cocoa developer

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1. ENTERPRISE SIGNING
2. OR
3. CONTROLLING YOUR TOOLS
5. ORTA
6. 10 years ago
7. CRUD
8. CRUD
9. DRAG & DROP PLAYING MEDIA LOADING NIBS
10. The original brief had no concept of Unconventional Instruments, which came in by user requests. “
12. I had to read 4 books before I was close to being even slightly competent in writing software for Mac OS X. “ “
14. 5 years ago
17. 2 years ago
18. 2 years ago
22. 6 months ago
28. Listen id nc = [NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter]; SEL injected = @selector(appHasBeenInjected:); NSString *key = @“INJECTION_BUNDLE_NOTIFICATION”; [nc addObserver:self selector:injected name:key object:nil];
29. - (void)appHasBeenInjected:(NSNotification *)notification { [self.rootNav popViewControllerAnimated:NO]; [self runDeveloperExtras]; } in jected
30. - (void)runDeveloperExtras { NSString *path = @“/artwork/glenn-brown”; id switchboard = [ARSwitchBoard sharedInstance]; id viewController = [switchboard loadPath:path]; [self pushViewController:viewController animated:YES]; } Recreate
32. - Xcode Plugin - Keeps track of all changed files - Compiles the changed files via terminal to bundle - Bundle is passed to an Injection server in your app - Server receives bundle, and loads it - Server replaces methods in old classes with new ones - Server sweeps though all app memory for instances - Server notifies all objects they’ve been changed HOW
33. CAVEATS - Won’t work for Swift purists - Works fine for pragmatic programmers - Requires un-signing Xcode 8
44. REACT WEB IOS
45. REACT Share Ideas Hot Reloading Open Toolchain
46. RELAY
47. RELAY
48. RELAY
49. RELAY
50. VSCODE
51. VSCODE
52. HOPE
53. HOPE
54. HOPE
55. YOU