Daniel and Manton celebrate Apple’s fix of their SSL security bug, discuss GNU’s own SSL issues, and talk about code formatting conventions in Cocoa and Ruby.
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- Critical Crypto Bug – Ars Technica article about an SSL security issue in GnuTLS.
- Ruby Style Guide – Unofficial style guide for Ruby professing, among other things, an affinity for _underscores.
- PowerPlant – The Carbon C++ framework from Metrowerks.
- NSConference – The UK-based Mac and iOS conference put on by Steve Scott.
- Hungarian Notation – Wikipedia article on a variable naming convention that includes variable type in the name.
- Making Wrong Code Look Wrong – We didn’t mention this, but it’s a classic Joel on Software post about coding style, including Hungarian Notation.
- Brent Simmons – Original developer of MarsEdit.
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