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I’m an MIT alum and contract iOS engineer, and I’ve been helping companies develop iOS apps for 4+ years. I love new product development and specialize in working with fresh ideas and incomplete specifications. I’ve also worked with a number of established companies on existing products: Disney Interactive, FiftyThree, Sanebox and Lexicon Branding for example.
I’ve had my work featured in the App Store numerous times and written up in publications such as Wired, CNet, Fast Company, and The Verge.
I’d be happy to talk about potentially working together. Feel free to send me an email at vf@alum.mit.edu.
Blog post: http://blog.lexiconbranding.com/2015/05/12/our-first-iphone-...
Does anyone know if iOS uses certificate pinning when connecting to iCloud services, and if so if that is sufficient to prevent against this type of attack?
Funny, insightful, perceptive. It's a really great book.
Hi there. I'm an experienced freelance software engineer focused on web and mobile. I love building kick-ass products that make a positive difference in people's lives. I've done projects from big clients like Disney Interactive and small startups and R&D labs. It's all good with me.
iOS & Django projects preferred.
Portfolio: http://vfleurima.com
Last Project: http://fabboard.com [Backbone.js heavy]
E-mail: vf@alum.mit.edu
LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/vfleurima
P.S. I have a car and can commute throughout the Bay Area if you need me too.
How did they do video compositing on top of an embedded browser window in Flash?
Perhaps they pre-rendered the webpages server-side using WebKit or some such and sent a screenshot to Flash....
- (void) dealloc
{
self.caption = nil;
self.photographer = nil;
[super dealloc];
}
Using the dot syntax will invoke a setter whose implementation might change if the class is subclassed, which can be the cause of subtle errors. Also, if you're using KVO (Key-Value Observing), invoking the setter might notify observers who then try to work with a (partially) deallocated object.This is standard:
- (void) dealloc
{
[caption release];
[photographer release];
[super dealloc];
}Leo used Google Buzz, Twitter, etc. to broadcast content instead of cultivating conversation & community. If he was using these tools for two-way interaction instead of one-way communication, he would've gotten a lot more complaints when he went offline.