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#86: Graham Lee

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Graham Lee (@secboffin) is the Chief Security Boffin at Agant Ltd, a small development agency in the UK. In somewhat of a followup from our chat on GNUStep, we talk about distributed objects in Cocoa. We eventually talk about what we should be using these days, instead. Sponsor Microsoft Windows Azure Mobile Services Microsoft Windows Azure Mobile Services Sign up for your free account which includes 10 free Azure Mobile Services! Links Smalltalk NExTSTEP Brad Cox Functional Programming Object Oriented Programming RPC RMI NSPortNameServer NSPortMessage NSPortCoder NSConnection NSProtocolChecker NSDistantObject NSProxy Bonjour Message Forwarding fluent interface OpenStep DuckTyping 8 fallacies of distributed computing XPC ObjC NSXPCConnection

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Graham Lee (@secboffin) is the Chief Security Boffin at Agant Ltd, a small development agency in the UK. In somewhat of a followup from our chat on GNUStep, we talk about distributed objects in Cocoa. We eventually talk about what we should be using these days, instead.

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