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Anal Volcano posted:So I'm getting an ultra-generously donated older Mac Mini soon. Thing is, I don't know if it's a Core Duo or Core 2 Duo, only that it's a fairly early one with a gig of RAM. Am I gonna be able to develop iOS/OSX apps on it if it's a Core Duo? Either way, I'm gonna use it for web development (not a lot of processing power needed there), but it'd be awesome if I could start on iOS development too 1 gig is pitiful, shove as much as you can in it, that is barely enough for Safari and a text editor. XCode will be death on a popsicle stick. If it has the Intel GMA950 video you're going to be in for pain. I still work on a 2006 C2D Macbook and overall it's okay, but the video is easily the worst part of the whole experience.
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Warning signs: -Stock footage of douchebags -Large amounts of buzzwords -ENTERPRISE features -Directly ripping off Apple's web design But there's a free trial so hey. What's wrong with Unity?
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monkey posted:If I hardcode the whole thing in XCode 4 as a single massive line of code like this: Errrrgh. A 250k element NSDictionary? Try something like this instead, it explains the theory and links to other implementations, including C. By Peter Norvig, Google Wizard. Or you could link to aspell NotShadowStar fucked around with this message at 12:42 on Apr 17, 2011 |
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