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11 May 2013
I Do Care a Lot About Dependencies
Wolf Rentzsch talks with Andrew Pontious about the upsides and downsides of CocoaPods, as well as other techniques for sharing code and tracking dependencies between projects.
Links:
- Pinky and the Brain « Wikipedia
- CocoaPods: The Objective-C Library Manager
- The Ping of Installer Technologies « Edge Cases
- Tony Arnold tweet: “@danielpunkass @rentzsch @schwa you can add the Pods project as a subproject. Worked for me, then I just accepted the workspace.”
- Wild Schemes « The Powers of Observation
- Jonathan Wight tweet: “@rentzsch That plus the MacRuby requirement, the horrible pod file format, the fact it can run random code on my box… No.”
- CocoaPods workflow should be invisible to end-users · Issue #94 « GitHub
- Common Misconceptions · CocoaPods/CocoaPods Wiki « GitHub
- Jonathan Wight tweet: “@secboffin @rentzsch Frameworks weren’t so bad.”
- jverkoey/iOS-Framework « GitHub
- ryanmaxwell/UncrustifyX « GitHub
- rentzsch/jrswizzle « GitHub
- Introducing Git Submodules in Tower « fournova Blog
- Apps I Love: git-subtree « rentzsch.tumblr.com
Rejected Episode Titles:
- I Heard About It from You
- I Wouldn’t Say They’re Hostile to Providing a Solution, But I Don’t Think They Ever Really Will
- In the Bold iOS Era
- I’ve Even Witnessed Open Hostility
- I Did Not Write the Podspec
- Would the Command Be, “Open the Pod Bay Doors, Hal”?
- The Dependency Hell Pain
- MacRuby Might Be the Worst of Both Worlds
- The Horrible Podfile Format
- I’m Not Sure You’re Guilty, but I’m Definitely Guilty
- Maybe We’ll Get That at Dub Dub
- We Hit the Runtime Wall
- In the Bold Software Future
- Frameworks Kind of Got a Bad Wrap
- Functionality Roach Motel
- Heard This at Dub Dub, So Pretty Sure It’s True
- Even Debugging Works
- Somewhat Difficult to Retrieve
- Putting Landmines in Your Project
- Fine-Grained Is the Way to Do Things
- This Formatting War Going On
- The Diff Looks Pretty Brutal
- Use Helmo’s Fork