UPDATE: Refer to this simple post on how to setup the constraints for the content view

Atomic Spin has a detailed post explaining how to use UIScrollView with Auto Layout.

Here are my own essential steps with explanations.

ReactiveCocoa is a framework for functional reactive programming.

In short, it is a framework to unify delegate patterns, KVO notifications, and other callback patterns.

Ray Wenderlich has covered with a 2-parts tutorial.

So why am I not going to use the framework?

CocoaPods is the de facto dependency manager for iOS/Mac development.

You can follow this official guide to create your own pod so that other developers can use.

However, after following the official guide, I am rather lost.

Basic Introduction

Starting for iOS 3.2, it is possible to use custom fonts in your iOS application. Read about how to add custom fonts in my earlier post.

But there’s much more to custom fonts.

Mongoose is the most popular library for using Mongodb on Node.js.

I took some time to learn about the case sentivity and model name renaming it does behind the curtain.

Node.js did come with a built-in debugger.

How to use

I encountered a problem with Heroku when I started using multiple accounts on the same machine.

This is when this accounts plugin helps.

I encountered this error when deploying a Google AppEgine app:

Java 6 applications cannot be deployed to Google App Engine from any version of the SDK… you can request that your application be whitelisted for Java 6 deployment from http://goo.gl/ycffXq.

I was using grunt watch for less, and encountred a kind of bus error:

Running "watch" task
Waiting...[1]    54136 bus error  grunt --stack

Turned out it is due to node version.

I consistently struggle with which text editor to be my favorite.

Today, I tried Brackets, and I think it will stand out to be best for modern web development.

I still use sublime text, and also think I will buy JetBrain WebStorm someday for Node.js development.