Right now that I have been developing Suertudo for the iPhone/iPod, many doubts and circumstances have been solved with just little search over the greatest Google, however others have not, anyway I found many useful links that could help many others programmers:
RayWenderlich: iAd is the advertising program that Apple provides for in-app product marketing, this post explains quite well how to integrate into our projects.
Cocoa is My Girlfriend: This post has a tip for Logging, so that there is no effort for deleting NSLog in a release build.
Gigaom: Apple says that splash screen must be the 1st view with less goodies, well here we could find a way to personalize it.
Codza: Sometimes allocation/deallocation describes where is the problem, but!! many others it just send an EXC_BAD_ACCESS, here is a small tutorial to solve this problem.
Memo.tv: If Memory Management is a difficult topic, this blog explains it quite easy.
Akosma Software: Once again, Memory Management, here are few tips.
Mobile Orch: Every mobile program must be analyzed for variables allocation, fortunately Apple provided an Analysis Tool called Instruments, where Memory Leaks could be found.
Cocoa Is My Girlfriend (Leaks): If the first was not understandable, here is another tutorial to use Instruments finding leaks in our code.
Clang Analyzer: We would think our code is perfect as it is, although we might not be complaining with the best code practices, Clang Static will help to find out those uncomfortable pieces of code.
iPhone Development: Documentation in the Clang Analyzer was not clear for me, so I searched another option in order to understand how to use this wonderful tool.
iOS Reference Library (sounds): If implementing short sounds inside your project, here is an example using the Core Foundation way of loading an playing build in files. Do not forget to release those objects!!.
Inner Exception: It is really important to keep track of many updated versions and builds, here is an example
Blog Montgomerie: The last post says that we should use agvtool, this explains the tool much better
Those links are just few that I used thought the development of Suertudo, most of them really useful, I hope they are for you too.
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