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Minimalist Cocoa programming (2010)

55 pointsby colundover 10 years ago

4 comments

mhdover 10 years ago
This reminds me of a very short-lived wave in Windows application development. Application bloat was deemed to be endemic, and frameworks like Microsoft&#x27;s MFC certainly didn&#x27;t help. So alternatives were sought. For some, just using bare W32 in C&#x2F;C++ or with some minimal wrappers (Microsoft did have an STL=ish ones, IIRC) was enough. But a surprisingly large community started developing apps in assembly!<p>Not sure how much of that is still available. But due to and early Palm devices, assembly had a short-lived renaissance and (small) size was important.<p>Nowadays? Well, what&#x27;s the average size of an iOS&#x2F;Android app?
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tyiloover 10 years ago
That horizontal scrollbar...
harisaminover 10 years ago
Nice to see some Mac dev articles on HN :)
rogerallenover 10 years ago
No longer brings up a menu in 10.9.5.