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Except for our government who are paying MS an exorbitant amount of money to keep support up... http://www.zdnet.com/dutch-government-pays-millions-to-exten...

I really want to like AppCode but I just can't deal with the non-native java UI

Apple has reached out to plug-in developers and implemented a compatibility UUID system for plugins. What exactly are you worried might happen?

What OSX are you on? We're 10.9 only since we're using NSURLSession

There are a lot of really great plugins for Xcode, you should browse the package repository to get an idea of what's out there :)

This is not a replacement for Cocoapods, it manages plugins for Xcode itself, color themes, project templates. That kind of stuff :)

There's much less of a culture of posting other peoples work on soundcloud, it's much more focused on letting artists share their own work.

It's also really trivial to support both retina and non-retina so I don't understand the point at all..

I've interviewed with them for an internship about a year ago and although I didn't end up getting the job, it was a very pleasant experience and I actually learned quite a bit in the process.

timegm actually already makes a huge difference, thanks! Might be useful to make a small fast date parsing library based on the sqlite source code.

I am, source is here: https://gist.github.com/jurre/6475263

My c is quite poor so if you have any suggestions on how to improve I'd love to hear them!

Yeah that would probably be the way to go ultimately if you're doing a lot of date parsing, I agree!

I was wondering the same thing since that's also what apple recommends in situations like these. This is what I got on the same hardware:

strptime_l took 58.803 seconds

NSDateFormatter took 107.570 seconds

sqlite3 took 7.022 seconds

And with MishraAnurag's suggestion of using timegm instead of mktime:

strptime_l took 21.656 seconds

NSDateFormatter took 108.163 seconds

sqlite3 took 7.096 seconds

Meh, not really. In ruby `return x, y` is just syntactic sugar for `return [x, y]`, ie returning an array. It's also an indication that you probably need a class.

This looks cool! Is there or will there be an API at some point so I could potentially build native clients?

USD prices don't include VAT but EUR prices do though

I guess Docker brings all of the good stuff you guys have known about for a long time to us mortals :)

Go seems like a reasonable choice for this type of thing though, doesn't it?

If you have an active open source presence then you're already using github a lot of the time, personally I don't like switching tools a lot and I guess a lot of people feel similar. Personal preference aside.

It's kind of sad seeing something digging it's own grave like that.

Overkill for an API endpoint that authenticates a user..

I actually did a similar thing for iOS, I'll try to extract it from that project and open source it when I find time :)

I have a ton of half implemented projects..

Oh this looks great!

Are we gonna have one of these every other day now?

Xcode mostly

AFAIK the reason that this isn't very common in the iOS community is that loading an image is often much faster (performance wise) than drawing a custom UI. What are your experiences with this?

To save everyone some copy/pasting, they've all been redeemed :)

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