Cocoa Programming L3 - Building an Interface

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Title	:	Cocoa Programming L3 - Building an Interface
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Really Great, thanks
Comment from : @andrewyc3414

Really great tutorial - thanks Is it possible to have the graph paper background in the latest Xcode 63 Swift interface Builder window? I know this is not important but it does look good
Comment from : @michaelosullivan7619

it's really amazing
Comment from : @oasisgaming08

Garbage Collection has become a deprecated option as of Mountain Lion When you create projects simply enable ARC (Automatic Reference Counting), they give you a nice checkbox when you create new projects to do this As far as your other elements, they all should work as I show in these tutorials
Comment from : @AppleProgramming

I had the same issue but enabling ARC fixed it! Thanks
Comment from : @Babevdty

Thankyou for your prompt reply I will look to upgrade and follow your advice about enabling ARC I really enjoyed following the tutorial and am keen to work my way through to the end Thanks again
Comment from : @stephenmorrow4990

OK what am I doing wrong? I set garbage collection to required, as it says in the video and it stops my app building Every time I try to run it I just get Build Failed When I switch back to unsupported, hey presto it works I am using Xcode 432 Any advice gratefully received
Comment from : @stephenmorrow4990

Now I would suggest anytime you start a new tutorial, just enable "Automatic Reference Counting" from the new project menu Don't worry about the memory stuff and I explain that in a later tutorial What happened was when I started the series it was either garbage collection or reference counting Now automatic reference counting (ARC) is what will replace both both GC and manual ref counting Sorry about the confusion
Comment from : @AppleProgramming

That won't be the worst one you find ;)
Comment from : @AppleProgramming

wow you recorded this at 12:40 in the morning?
Comment from : @TheZobot1

is objective c garbage collection using tracing or reference counting?
Comment from : @rbrtchng

Yep, been meaning to get to talking about this stuff in both Cocoa and Obj-C tutorials
Comment from : @AppleProgramming

I explain more about creating your own nib files with controllers in later tutorials I currently have the NSWindowController tutorial and I'm working on the NSViewController tutorial
Comment from : @AppleProgramming

@dagr8master Very well!
Comment from : @DanielHauser

@dagr8master I can understand if somebody doesn't like a programming language Like me, I don't like Java But HATING a programming language?!?
Comment from : @DanielHauser

@dagr8master VERY small knowledge
Comment from : @DanielHauser

@davepamn Delegates and data sources will be coming up You only have one application so not sure what you mean on that last question
Comment from : @AppleProgramming

Garbage collection makes X-Code very similar to VB VB handles all of its garbage collection automatically
Comment from : @Louise-ai-agent

Will you explain what delegation means and why application instances were created? Is there one application instance per view?
Comment from : @Louise-ai-agent

@AppleProgramming Yeah 41 anyway I fixed it It was just something in my settings
Comment from : @magstrike105

@magstrike105 Are you using Xcode 4, if not, you should double-click the nib file (MainMenuxib) and it should open inside Interface Builder
Comment from : @AppleProgramming