I updated the STNPostgreSQL.framework project page with a download link to a Universal Binary of the framework and a few examples on how to use it.
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Archive for May, 2007
I am very pleased to announce the public preview of STNPostgreSQL.framework.
STNPostgreSQL.framework is an open source Objective-C framework for accessing PostgreSQL databases in a convenient object oriented way.
The current version is pre-beta so don’t expect that much features or stability. The APIs are still subject to change!
I have a lot of ideas which will be released in future versions. If you have some questions, ideas for improvement or if you want to join me on this project please send me a mail. Thanks!
More information and download instructions can be found on the project page.
Technorati Tags: Mac OS X, objective-c, postgresql
So, I was reading the ADC (Apple Developer Connection) newsletter (Issue 481) this morning and I looked at the picture in it and — HEY, that’s me!
I mean, how cool is that? A picture of me in the ADC newsletter? That does not happen every day!
I just saw, the exact same picture is used on the Special Events page on the WWDC07 website (2nd picture from top).
That made my day! 
Unit testing is some kind of a controversial topic. There are many opinions by software developers whether to make unit tests and how frequently they should be used.
I don’t want to start a preach here or discuss the pros and cons of unit tests in every little detail. It’s just a little tutorial how Unit Testing works with Objective-C and Xcode.
Software needs to be tested, right? So, when is the right time to test your application?
Well, before I heard something about Unit Tests I did tests every time after I changed a function or added some functionality to my software and I think this is what most people do.
The problem is that mostly after these changes only a few parts of the application are tested. The application is/can never tested completely by the developer by hand and errors might occur when a end user uses it.
So the ideal test would be to go all through your software and test every little feature and functionality. I think that is not really possible. But this process can be automated. And at this point Unit Tests come into the play.
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