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Wolf Rentzsch enumerates with Andrew Pontious the 5 benefits and 6 issues he sees with Apple’s new Automatic Retain Count system in the longest, most anticipated episode yet!
Links:
- Objective-C Automatic Reference Counting (ARC) « clang
- cocoaheads/sanfrancisco Wiki
- Jonathan Wight tweet: “Listening to the @edgecasesshow podcast Wolf is exactly as grumpy as he is on twitter.”
- Contrarianism by Proxy (Postmodem episode) « Nullary Sources
- Wolf Rentzsch tweet: “@dwineman @buzz that’s an exact subset of the argument I’ll be making against ARC in the next recording of @edgecasesshow”
- Wolf Rentzsch tweet: “just wrote a two-line function. Both lines had a bug in them”
- mikeash.com: Autorelease is Fast
- Matthew Bischoff tweet: “@buzz @lorenb @klaaspieter ARC is a high speed bike that looks like a tricycle to a novice.”
- Chris Cieslak tweet: “@rentzsch I like ARC, but I see it as a replacement for TYPING R/R, not KNOWING it. Can’t use CF, etc without knowing mem. mgmt.”
- Fram (oil filter) « Wikipedia
- Rich Wardwell tweet: “ARC makes good programmers better… it doesn’t help bad programmers. Bad programmers are going to write bad code either way.”
- Rich Wardwell tweet: “ARC is awesome—it saves time & stupid mistakes. Even good devs aren’t infallible; but you still have to grok what goes on behind the scenes.”
- Busted! Eight Reasons not to use ARC | Learn & Master Cocos2D Game Development
- Objective-C Garbage Collection « Wikipedia
- A garbage collector for C and C++ (Boehm-Demers-Weiser garbage collector)
- Go-kart « Wikipedia
- mikeash/Circle - a cycle collector for Objective-C ARC « github.com
- Zing™ JVM Pauseless Garbage Collection « Azul Systems
- The Azul Garbage Collector « InfoQ
- Pauseless GC in the Azul JVM (PDF slides) « IBM Research
- Object graph « Wikipedia
Rejected Episode Titles:
- I Kinda Poked the Bear There
- Ya Take the Crumbs Where They Fall
- Autorelease the Hounds
- Leaky Abstractions Are a Death Sentence
- Maintain Your ARC Happyland
- Retain-Release Shotgun
- New Things Have Sharp Edges
- Weird Things That Programmers Are Doing
- Non-Pollyanna Points
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Andrew on how Apple is the new Microsoft and Wolf on real-time systems.
Links:
Rob Rix tweet: “@apontious Rust 0.4 was much better than Swift 1.0, mostly due to openness.”
Inside Apple’s Broken Sapphire Factory « Wall Street Journal
Phone Company Sketch - We Don’t Care - Tomlin « YouT…
Andrew on Carthage and Wolf on text as a symptom. Plus: ending the show.
Links:
I Do Care a Lot About Dependencies « Edge Cases
CocoaPods.org
098 iPS Carthage with Justin Spahr-Summers - iPhreaks « DevChat.tv
Carthage/Carthage « GitHub
mattt comment re: AFNetworking never suppor…
Wolf on the why of software change and Andrew on GUI debugging tools, real and imagined.
Links:
Kyle Van Essen tweet: “One failing of our discipline is that it’s easier to write code from scratch than to understand existing code. We need tools that explain.”
5 Whys « Wikipedia
5 Usefu…
Andrew on Apple’s Swift framework problem and Wolf on bitcode for software distribution.
Links:
Swift 1.2 and Xcode 6.3 beta « Swift Blog - Apple Developer
Controlling Complexity in Swift by Andy Matuschak (Video) « Realm
WWDC 2014 Session 229 Advanced iOS Application Architecture and…
Wolf on strict vs flexible foundations and Andrew on React Native.
Links:
A Fan of Ravioli Code « Edge Cases
Writing Solid Code (Microsoft Programming Series), by Steve Maguire « Amazon.com
Robustness principle « Wikipedia
Postel’s Law is not for you « Trevor Jim
The Robustness …
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