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INJECTION

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CONTROLLING YOUR TOOLS

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ORTA

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10 years ago

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CRUD

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CRUD

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DRAG & DROP PLAYING MEDIA LOADING NIBS

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The original brief had no concept of Unconventional Instruments, which came in by user requests and eventually grew to be roughly half the project. “

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

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

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REACT WEB IOS

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REACT Share Ideas Hot Reloading Open Toolchain

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REACT

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HOPE

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HOPE

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HOPE

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