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Git and .mac: A Match Made In Purgatory
Last year, I made the switch from subversion to Git. After 9+ months of using Git, I can comfortably say that it was a very good choice. While branching is easy in subversion, merging is just as bad as...
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Git and XCode: A git build number script
Git has been gaining in popularity with Cocoa developers as well as open source developers. As I work it into my development workflow, one item that was missing was the automatic injection of the build...
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Version Control Makes You A Better Programmer
I’m a believer. I’ve used version control before, but Marcus has convinced me that with a little known version control system called Git, written by Linus Torvalds (the creator of Linux), version...
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From Hacker to microISV: Tagging, Building and Releasing
It is important to develop a consistent build process for your applications. I have written a couple of bash scripts to help me with this process. I use git for version control and also the services of...
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Why version control is important for solo developers
It’s common practice for any software project with multiple coders to use some version control mechanism. CVS or Subversion used to be popular. These days distributed systems like git and Mercurial are...
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Automatically save the dSYM files.
For those not aware, when you compile an Objective-C application, whether it be for the desktop or for Cocoa Touch devices, the debugging symbols are stripped out of the binaries. Therefore, unlike...
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Revisiting git tags and building
A couple of years ago I posted my scripts for tagging and building. The build script doesn’t work so well for the App Stores and the Build and Archive-based submission process, so here’s an updated...
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Using GIT In Xcode
Git has become a very popular version control system in iOS and Mac development. Git comes with a set of command line tools to check status, commit changes, view logs, make and merge branches, and...
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