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18 Nov 2012
Where mogenerator Really Picks It Up
Wolf Rentzsch talks with Andrew Pontious about his popular open source Core Data code generation tool, mogenerator. Plus: why Wolf may or may not be Batman.
Links:
- Instruments User Guide: Automated UI Testing
- Randy Luecke tweet: “@rentzsch Cappuccino is not GPL. It’s LGPL; per the last episode of @edgecasesshow”
- mogenerator + X’mod
- rentzsch/mogenerator « github.com
- rentzsch.com: mogenerator: Core Data codegen via Wayback Machine
- Posts tagged “mogenerator” on rentzsch.tumblr.com
- EOGenerator « Rubicode
- Generation Gap « IBM Research
- Core Data Programming Guide: Creating and Deleting Managed Objects
- magicalpanda/MagicalRecord « github.com
- mogenerator/contributed templates « github.com
- Upgrading to the Next Model « The Powers of Observation
- Economies of Scalar « The Powers of Observation
- rentzsch/MiscMerge « github.com
- Class: ERB (Ruby 1.9.3)
- MacRuby
- NSManagedObjectID Class Reference
- Homebrew: The missing package manager for OS X
- Jonathan Wight tweet: “Oh and always spell out everyone’s twitter id at the end of each episode and forget to give out the URL to the show notes. #podcastlikeapro”
Rejected Episode Titles:
- Lost in the Batman References
- Not Very Batman of Me - Maybe I Am Robin
- I Hear That a Lot
- mobettagenerator
- Little Teenaged Nerdlets
- Triggling
- The Generation Gap
- Where Xcode Really Falls Down
- To Quote, I Guess, Pearl Jam
- I Can’t Believe You Made Me Say That
- Back Then, Kiddies, We Didn’t Have GitHub
- A Shining Example of the Ship Early, Ship Often Mentality
- Does That Weird Little Dance for You
- Not Really Hurting for Template Tweaks
- The Nice Thing About MOIDs
- Installer Packages Are Evil
- Prone to Breakage, Prone to Arbitrary Changes