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This is a tutorial I put together to help people avoid the pain I went through when setting up a development environment on my Mac. It is the most popular post on my new programming blog, with 20,984 views so far.

Here are some other tutorials you might be interested in:

How to install & configure Octopress on a Mac, and host your static website on Amazon S3

iOS Automated Testing with Calabash, Cucumber, and Ruby

Email the URL and title of the current web page in one keystroke with Keyboard Maestro

Select text in any app, then search for it on any website in one keystroke with Quicksilver

Seven days ago, Apple responded to the concerns about the location data in a detailed Q&A. They promised a software update within a few weeks that would address three bugs. Apple delivered those fixes today in iOS 4.3.3:

Firstly, it reduces the amount of the cached location information to a week’s worth, rather than relying on a size limit, as it previously did. Secondly, it no longer backs up the cache to your Mac or PC via iTunes upon syncing, so the information isn’t available to anyone with access to your computer. And finally, the cache is now deleted from the device when Location Services are disabled in iOS’s Settings app.