Audio Converter: The BEST audio converter for Mac

Hello, Ladies and Gents!

How's it been rolling? It's been some time and I really saw the necessity do register this.
So there I was downloading a FLAC file and all of a sudden it just hit me: "How the hell am I gonna listed to this if iTunes doesn't do this type of file".

So I went out on a hunt. Found a few options. Ones were good but pay-for-use-with-rediculous-30-secound-trial, other just converter the bloody file all in one. So I needed a converter that would handle my shit (convert and separate) and that's when I came across this bad boy here:

Media Human Audio Converter: http://www.mediahuman.com/audio-converter/

It doesn't inspire with it's name but it does it brilliantly. So if you're in look for something light-weighted, powerful and easy to use this is the one you should you.

Cheers!

Unix/Shell Script: Send a file to multiple subdirectories

Hey!

This was a fantastic piece of code, get a look.
It's the real deal if you want to send one file to multiple sequential subdirectories:

        printf "bomba_000%02i " $(seq 1 10) | xargs -n 1 cp puzzle.xml

Got this amazing solution from here: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/49011/copying-a-single-file-to-multiple-directories-using-cp

I'll probably update this to be a little bit more specific on generic names, but for now it's awesome.
Cheers.

Xcode/Project: How to make your Xcode project the hardcore way

Hey,

Get a reference here.
This dude teaches how to "bring back" the "Empty Project" template that we have in Xcode 5 and that for some stupid reason Apple preferred to focus on Storyboards.

Here it goes:
http://codefromabove.com/2014/09/xcode-6-removing-storyboards-and-creating-useful-empty-projects/

Cheers!

HTML/TextWrangler: Mind bomb grep function

Hey,

Quick note.
I'm not a web developer, but often I need to manipulate something that the source comes from the web. So today I needed to get a lista of names, but they came full of HTML mambo jumbo and I was like: "OMFG! How am I gonna get this done".

So after a quick Google search this dude, Art Upton, just gave it all the steps I needed:

1. Put you file to be stripped
2. Command+F
3. Selecte the "grep" tick box
4. Put this magical function on the "Find" field: </?[^>]*>
5. Press "Replace All"
6. BOOM! Magic.

Get a look on the source of the magic: http://bcdwp.web.tamhsc.edu/webmaster/2011/08/12/how-to-strip-html-code-using-grep-in-text-wrangler/

Xcode/Objective-C: ERROR - 'Missing routing app coverage file'

Hey!

It's been a long time since I last posted.
So today will see a tricky upload problem that makes no sense at first.

'Missing routing app coverage file: You must upload a routing app coverage file in iTunes Connect if you register as a routing app'

This error didn't take that much to be adjusted but has a shitty log message.

So you do this:

IF YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT'S THAT:

1) goto the left navigation bar and click on the "file" icon

2) click on the "project" icon (where you see your project's name)

3) select the "Capabilities" tab and unckeck any "Routing" options you have marked.

IF YOU KNOW WHATS THAT:

Probably while you were importing assets from your server/git you just lost file so double check and if need re-reference it.

WHAT'S THIS ABOUT?

(It's some type of rare elvish magic) In case you want to make routes using Apple's Mapkit you have to have the "coverage file".

Cheers.

Install .apk via Terminal

Hi!

Quick tip to install apps via Terminal on your Mac.

1) download the adb tools;
2) got to the platform-tools or tools (can vary) were you adb were installed;
3) perform:  ./adb devices
        if you don't get this message: 
                "List of devices attached 
                'bund of numbers' device"
       try restarting you device
4) perform: ./adb install PATH/TO/YOUR/file.apk
5) Mazel tov! Your on dude.

Cheers.

Obj-c/UIDeviceOrientation: How to force the Device Orientation

Hi,

How's it going?
Today I got a fast tip in how to force your device orientation. Fast, quick and beautiful.

1) You have to put this piece of code somewhere in the class that you're using or in the AppDelegate. It's gonna depend on what you prefer, in my case I putted it in a specific class.

[[UIDevice currentDevice]beginGeneratingDeviceOrientationNotifications];

2) Add this to your .h or to the top of your .m . Do not forget to put something in the parenthesis different than 'Private', think something that Apple wouldn't use and put it their.

@interface UIDevice(MyDeviceInterface)

- (void) setOrientation:(UIInterfaceOrientation)orientation;

@end

3) Now be free to you this gorgeous method whenever you want in that specific class.

[[UIDevice currentDevice] setOrientation:UIInterfaceOrientationPortrait];

Enjoy!
Happy Coding.