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Peter Steinberger
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Peter Steinberger

@steipete

Entrepreneur, Developer, Speaker. I love pushing the limits of Cocoa. Working on @PSPDFKit, the most advanced PDF framework for iOS, Android and your Browser.

Joined March 2009
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    Peter Steinberger ‏@steipete 7 Aug 2015

    Peter Steinberger Retweeted Ari Weinstein

    WinObjC's source code is well worth a read. Some parts are super interesting, others just plain scary.https://twitter.com/arix/status/629394877239857152 …

    Peter Steinberger added,

    Ari Weinstein @AriX
    WinObjC is chock full of crude shortcuts, questionable design decisions, and ridiculously incomplete implementations. pic.twitter.com/fedhVJWjjB
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    • Juan Felipe Alvarez Ari Weinstein Oliver Clark Rickard Javi Grant Dong Alex Volovoy Miguel de Icaza Chad Edrupt Renate Wünschl
    3:01 AM - 7 Aug 2015
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      1. VectorGL ‏@Vector_GL 7 Aug 2015 Camberwell, London

        @steipete I guess there's an offending clause in the libDispatch licence. Have you tried PSPDFKit with it?

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      2. Peter Steinberger ‏@steipete 7 Aug 2015

        @Vector_GL nope if not even libdispatch works there is no point...

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      3. VectorGL ‏@Vector_GL 7 Aug 2015 Camberwell, London

        @steipete welcome to 2015, Microsoft ;-)

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      1. Alexsander Akers  🐼 ‏@a2 7 Aug 2015

        @steipete “super interestingly scary”

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      2. Marcin Krzyzanowski ‏@krzyzanowskim 7 Aug 2015

        @a2 @steipete scarymary. Anyway… Facebook must be jealous it's not them who first rewrite UIKit. Their tried so hard already.

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    3. Graham Lee ‏@iwasleeg 7 Aug 2015

      @mark_sabbatical @steipete yes: http://opensource.mlba-team.de/xdispatch/docs/current/index.html … it's just a thread pool…that Ive rethought from the ground up to complement the blah

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    4. Zayin Krige ‏@zkrige 7 Aug 2015

      @steipete not that it will ever happen, but I'd love to see apple's source code. I'm betting there is (still) no such thing as perfect code

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