NSHipster: Obscure Topics in Cocoa & Objective C

by Mattt Thompson · 2013

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To be an NSHipster is to care deeply about the craft of writing code. In cultivating a deep understanding and appreciation of Objective-C, its frameworks and ecosystem, one is able to create apps that delight and inspire users.

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Combining articles from NSHipster.com with new essays, this book is the essential guide for modern iOS and Mac OS X developers.

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