before the diggtards bury:
*yes, this is an Apple story. if you're looking for boobies, Fark doesn't do that much any more.
*yes, this is a tech story. if you're looking for politics, it is under World & Business. Reading Is Fundamental.
*yes, this is something more than just a press release, so no need to link to Apple.com and flag as blogspam.
*yes, some people care about this-- it contains significant changes, TUAW is liveblogging their discoveries, and WWDC is only a month or so away (the design deadline looms closer).
*and YES liveblogging is here to stay. some people watch live sports, some people watch live election reports and some people watch live SDK dissections. oh, and some people prefer Pepsi to Coke. let the flamewars begin!
I'm building apps with the iPhone SDK and Android SDK side-by-side. Android is much more modular and unrestricted, but the iPhone is simply more of a pleasure to develop for. The tools are just that good. My heart is kinda split right now.
// Do the equivalent of touching the Hello button when return is touched
- (void)textFieldDidEndEditing:(UITextField *)theTextField
{
[self hello: theTextField];
}
// Sent when the return key on the keyboard is touched
- (BOOL)textFieldShouldReturn:(UITextField *)theTextField
{
[theTextField resignFirstResponder];
return YES;
}