Building Outside of the Sandbox

A timeline of a Cocoa developer

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1. ENTERPRISE
   SIGNING
   

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2. OR
   

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3. CONTROLLING
   YOUR TOOLS
   

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5. ORTA
   

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6. 10 years ago
   

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7. CRUD
   

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8. CRUD
   

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9. DRAG & DROP
   PLAYING MEDIA
   LOADING NIBS
   

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10. The original brief had no concept
    of Unconventional Instruments,
    which came in by user requests.
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12. I had to read 4 books before I
    was close to being even slightly
    competent in writing software for
    Mac OS X.
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14. 5 years ago
    

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17. 2 years ago
    

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18. 2 years ago
    

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22. 6 months ago
    

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28. Listen
    id nc = [NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter];
    SEL injected = @selector(appHasBeenInjected:);
    NSString *key = @“INJECTION_BUNDLE_NOTIFICATION”;
    [nc addObserver:self selector:injected name:key object:nil];
    

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29. - (void)appHasBeenInjected:(NSNotification *)notification
    {
    [self.rootNav popViewControllerAnimated:NO];
    [self runDeveloperExtras];
    }
    in
    jected
    

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30. - (void)runDeveloperExtras
    {
    NSString *path = @“/artwork/glenn-brown”;
    id switchboard = [ARSwitchBoard sharedInstance];
    id viewController = [switchboard loadPath:path];
    [self pushViewController:viewController animated:YES];
    }
    Recreate
    

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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
    

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33. CAVEATS
    - Won’t work for Swift purists
    - Works fine for pragmatic programmers
    - Requires un-signing Xcode 8
    

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44. REACT
    WEB
    IOS
    

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45. REACT
    Share Ideas
    Hot Reloading
    Open Toolchain
    

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46. RELAY
    

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47. RELAY
    

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48. RELAY
    

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49. RELAY
    

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50. VSCODE
    

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51. VSCODE
    

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52. HOPE
    

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53. HOPE
    

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54. HOPE
    

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55. YOU
    

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