About noodle timer
Published Friday, April 21, 2006 by Mathieu | E-mail this post
download noodle timerJust a clock on, clock off thing really. I want to know what I'm working on day to day by context. Might be useful, might not! We'll see.
Some development notes:
I couldn't get Core Data to save, so I got desperate and made the app again. What I think I learnt firsthand from rebuilding the entire thing from scratch (it only took 3 minutes to do) was that you should always chuck out your prototype. (I read this somewhere: Joel on software I think). Never ship a product based on your prototype.
Having said that, this tiny thing is an automatically generated prototype (thanks Core Data) but it's a nice clean one.
Other things I learnt:
1. That the cocoa-dev mailing list is very helpful.
2. How to get the selected item in a table view.
3. How to update managedObjects in code.
4. That not every app needs a myController. I used the appdelegate for the two buttons that weren't auto generated.
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