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Potentially boring development diary of @kevinhoctor

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Trying out the native Core Data migration system instead of my own.


Okay, I think all the update sites are right now so back to the fun coding with 1.5.


Pushed out the 1.4.11 patch, updated my appcast and Apple Downloads. Now to refresh MacUpdate and Bodega.


The handful of changes have been made, an RC build posted and confirmation that at least two fixes are golden.


What a difference a day makes. Found a proper backup of my main NIB and fixed the bugs I wanted to fix.


Trying to compile a patch for Tiger is failing big time. Getting quite frustrated at the compiler errors and a NIB that won't edit. >:-|


Fighting with a lovely little subclass of NSComboBox. It's winning… for now.


Moving my list management out of the main document source has cleaned up so much delegate code. No more switch or nested if/else if mess.


Switching to NSOutlineViews for the main lists and dumping most NSArrayControllers was a good idea. Much more flexible and faster.


The new lightweight MVC wiring of MoneyWell is looking good. Much lower overhead and cleaner UI refreshing.


Protip: Don't optimize subtle UI issues in the early alpha stage of development—no matter how badly you want to. #adviceicangivebutnottake


My NSOutlineView datasource is a bit flawed in its design. I forgot to build a path back to the referenced object for searches.


Making decent progress again on rewiring views to eliminate binding problems. Inching closer to the schema changes part of the project.


Stability restored. This seems to be in direct response to me stopping the snorting of stupid dust.


I seem to have built a less stable transaction tree view than my bucket and account views. I guess I get to fix that next.


Behave yourself view. There's no good reason why you are remaining nil. *sigh*


These code changes are incredibly hard because I'm trying to do "just enough" to get the new features working.


Ruthlessly ripping out code and UI in MoneyWell 1.5 to wrap up coding quicker. Big thanks to MDN podcast episode 3 for inspiration.


In so many ways, UI design on the iPhone is easier because of the limitations in space and flow options.


Trying to decide on UI for switching the transactions view. It needs to be above the new MGScopeBar. Thinking a toolbar control will do.


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