Blocks in Objective-C have been a life-saver and allowed our code to become terser and more understandable. Although some of the main parts of the iOS SDK have block-based alternatives (animations, etc), KVO is still based on defining a method with a well-known signature in your observer (not even defined by a @protocol and doesn't allow the use of arbitrary @selector). I felt there should be a way to be able to achieve this and the result is this project on github.
The pigeons have, inevitably, lost an egg to gravity and concrete. This is Darwinism in action.
Also, the @VirginMoney customer service person tried to tell me that their website is down between 11pm-12am /every day/
Got my @virginmoney CC sorted and their online experience is truly awful. Faux-secure input method is annoying but easily circumvented.
RT @downesy: Anyone else aware that Melbourne sits atop a 100 km supercolony of Argentine ants? I wasn't... http://t.co/wDRpxkwh
Add top-level include
pushed to 'Extensions to Foundation and UIKit'
Fix company name
pushed to 'Extensions to Foundation and UIKit'
Add some type-safe accessors for NSArray and NSDictionary
pushed to 'Extensions to Foundation and UIKit'
Avoid framework notation in imports so I can import the files directly
pushed to 'A Collection of Useful Cocoa and UIKit Bits'