Learn Thai Squiggles released!

Learn Thai Squiggles, an iPhone app we developed for learning the Thai alphabet, was just released! We're excited to see it in the App Store after months of hard work. Go get it and let us know what you think!

Thanks a ton to our testers for helping us to work out the bugs and make the app better!

Learn Thai iPhone app submitted

Hey, everyone - we're excited to announce that we just submitted the iPhone app we've been working on for the past few months! If you're interested in learning Thai, join the mailing list here so we can let you know when it's released!

Learning Thai on your iPhone

Hey, all - we're currently working on an app for learning the Thai consonants. If you're interested in knowing when it makes it to the App Store so you can get it, you can sign up on this page.

Xcode 4 - Running a nib file in the iOS Simulator

Xcode 4 has this great feature that allows you to see a nib file in the iOS Simulator. To use it, open a nib file in the editor, then in the menu bar click Editor > Simulate Document.

Xcode 4 issue with git

I had an issue with Xcode 4 where it wasn't recognizing git even though git was installed. Xcode wasn't showing me what files I had modified nor was it allowing me to commit. Here's the article that solved my problem - basically, I just needed to create a symlink like this:

sudo ln -s /usr/local/git/bin/git /usr/bin/git

Resident Dirty Memory in iOS

I asked about Resident Dirty Memory in iOS on Stack Overflow and haven't yet gotten an explanation. Do you know anything about it? I'd appreciate any explanations or help you can offer.

Update: thanks to Steve for answering and solving my problem!

Removing NSLogs on Release Builds

Great post - this is a really clean way to remove NSLogs from your release builds.