In this programming tutorial (or guide, if you want so), I am going to explain a simple way of printing out the entire subviews hierarchy of any UIView (subclass). We are going to accomplish this by creating a Category on UIView, and adding a single recursive method which will do its job of going down through the entire tree-structure of the view.
The year 2011 is just about to end, so I would like to wish you guys all the best for the upcoming year. Mainly, I wish you health and love, because I think these two are the most important sources of happiness in life. Initially, I wanted to sort of sum up this year, consider what I’ve learned and what I’ve missed, what I’ve accomplished and what I didn’t manage to do; and things like these, but I am not in the right mood for this right now. I am ill, and I have been ill for last week+. Even though I did what I could to get well, it didn’t improve much. And I know that if I tried to write something meaningful at this moment, it would end up as just a bunch of pesimistic and self-defeating gibbering. Perhaps I’ll try to do this somewhen in January, but again: I do not promise it.
So enjoy the new year as much as you can, and don’t forget to pursue things that matters most in life. Also keep in mind that this is our last year ever, because Earth is set to expire on 21th December, 2012; right?
We all do what we do because there is something that makes us to do it. Among the most common factors would definitely be money, recognition from our relatives or friends, the feeling of being successful or the joy of the work itself. I’ve spent awfully lot of time thinking about what is the most important force that makes me do what what I’m doing, and I believe I’ve found the answer. In this post, I am going to explain why.
Well, that’s of course nonsense. In fact, the only person who has been waiting for it is me. This is my first blog post ever, and I am full of expectations of how it’s going to take off. If you are curious why, carry on reading, if not, that’s ok too. I promise I won’t be crying long for the lost reader.