I downloaded and installed the new Xcode yesterday to work out some ideas I had and I found that it ships by default with git integration.
Click here to find out how to enable multitask gestures for your iPad.
Turns out that after the installation process the package takes up about 10 gig on your hard drive but it includes all the earlier iOS version packages as well.
When I started my new project Xcode asked me to put my files under GIT version control. I was surprised about this integration and off course I clicked yes.
Xcode now works and integrates with git to keep your files under version control.
If you want to get started with git and you are working on Mac than this is pretty straight forward.
Download the git-osx-installer from code.google.com
Now sit down and start reading on how to get started with git. This is an excellent online book: http://progit.org/book/
Recently I found out about the [Event] meta tag in actionscript 3.
I always thought it was a Flex-only meta tag but that isn't true.
Because many Flex components are coded in Actionscript only (for performance purposes) you can also use the [Event] meta tags in Actionscript only projects.
Since I am a big fan of code completion and strict typing everything in my code I am certainly adding the following trick to that list.
As a developer with some good and a lot of bad ideas piling up at the imaginary pile, a couple of months ago I started exploring Apple's iPhone SDK. So far so good.
I just wanted to share some good books about iPhone development and the Objective-C language.