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Logging has always been important when debugging software. Although the debugger in XCode is very useful sometimes logging helps to get a bigger picture what is going on in your code. The basic NSLog is sometimes too chatty and dumps too much into the console. With more complex iOS apps we need an approach that allow us to switch on and off logging per module/class. DLog – the must...
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Daniel Bradby and former jTribe employee, Nick Burton were interviewed for the collection of apc magazine articles, ‘The Android Revolution- Why Android is taking over.’ The articles review and analyse the current mobile market and the future possibilities for Android. “Most iPhone developers are now in the process of building new Android apps, porting their existing apps to Android, or...
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We are looking for an entry-level iOS developer to work on some exciting iPhone and iPad app development projects. This is not a position for an iOS guru but rather for a junior developer who is keen to cut some Objective-C code. We believe that this is a great opportunity to get exposed to some exciting iOS project work and to learn heaps. Generally, the candidate should be highly motivated and...
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Nick Burton, founder of the Android Australia user group organised the Android Australia Pro-Am event. We transformed the new OPENHUB (jTribe’s new headquarters) and welcomed nearly 100 interested Android users and developers. It was a great night with a keynote from Daniel and talks from The Voxel Agents and Scott Weston. Pizza and beer was provided by jTribe and cool little USB sticks...
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jTribe is part of a delegation of nine game development and service companies organised by Victorian Games Mission to Shanghai. This is a very targeted mission, focusing on opportunities to win business, meeting potential business partners, and learn more about the games market in China. Patrick is representing jTribe at the event. Read the China Game Outsourcing Conference (CGOC) press...
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