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Thanks, included this in the post.

to fix it I had to reset my Keychain. Pain in the ass, but it was preventing me from working. To do this, open Keychain Access, open Preferences, and click Reset Keychain. It will …

I do too. Did you find any more details on this?

Clang currently does not warn about this, but I'd wager that Xcode will boast a feature in the next version that detects dead code due to early returns/gotos.

Really appreciate the vote of confidence. Incredibly humbling, and I thank you!

I've considered it in the past. There hasn't been much demand for it. Can you suggest the idea at http://nsscreencast.uservoice.com so people can vote on it?

Thanks, that's a good point. In the beginning, when I didn't have a lot of episodes, the free ones were easier to find. I'll be adding a quick way to see all the free videos on the…

I run NSScreencast which covers all things iOS in bite-sized weekly videos. Check it out http://nsscreencast.com

Even more reason to buy the developer's independent game, Connectrode. It's only $0.99. http://www.deepplaid.com/connectrode/Site/Connectrode.html Show him he made the right decisi…

I think you're confusing Ruby with Rails. Flat out refusing to learn a wonderful programming language because you don't agree with it's dominant web framework is silly.

No good will come of this.

Wow, kleiba, that's interesting to know Of course "NS" is a play on Apple's Foundation classes that use the NextStep prefix for pseudo-namespaces. It's unfortunate that it has conn…

There's an RSS feed at http://feeds.feedburner.com/nsscreencast . It doesn't yet contain the enclosure for iTunes, but I'll get that in shortly. I'll be releasing a video each week…

Thanks for the feedback! I'm guessing your right about the video skipping, but I'll keep my eye on it.

....but those aren't "bite-sized" ;)

You're right, ARC is partially supported in 4.0 (no weak references), but learning the hard way is still beneficial before learning on ARC.

Thanks! I still recommend that everyone learn how memory management works before jumping into ARC. Much of what I do still has to support 4.0. That said, ARC is pretty badass, and …