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The WWDC App is not available but was dicussed in session 226 Advanced NSOperations.In a follow-up discussion I had at CloudKit Labs shortly after Session 715, CloudKit Tips and Tricks, I discovered there is no reference app for CloudKit. Instead, I was directed to refer to the Sample Code discussed in session 226 Advanced NSOperations. The Sample Code is called Earthquakes.Unfortunately, I've not been able to get that to run correctly using XCode 7 and IOS 9. It runs on my device but doesn't do anything upon launch except to show an empty UITableView. A refresh swipe results in a crash.

Update:I've been able to run in the Simulator. The App still opens to an empty UITableView but the drag to refresh gesture seems to run correctly. I am seeing the the Network Activity indicator is still active after the UITableView data has been loaded.

Update:I've been able to run the Earthquakes App in the Simulator. As I mentioned, it was recommended for some of the ways it uses NSOperation together with CloudKit.The App still opens to an empty UITableView but the drag to refresh gesture seems to run correctly. I am seeing the the Network Activity indicator is still active after the UITableView data has been loaded.

Don't bother with a clean install. After 5 days of attempting backups from any version I could find, I finally gave up and decided to do a new iphone restore. The same problem. As soon as I try to bring over even 1 APP it freezes and I'm forced to restart.Has anyone figured out how to get your backup onto your iPhone 6 plus after upgrading to IOS 9 beta? Seriously, Ive not been able to use my phone is the last 5 days because it's constantly join a state of doing nothing but freezing. I have let it sit for over 13 hours and still nothing. When I open the force quit window it shows iTunes stopped working, so I am forced to restart over and over and over. I am currently on restart 47. I'm not kidding.I have tried using my iPhone 6 plus back up - freezesI've tried using my business partners backup - freezesI got desperate and tried using my iPad Air 2 - it started, it actually dumped my 630 APPs randmanly onto pages (no longer in assigned folders) and I thought I can deal with that I'll just reassemble t

Has anyone figured out how to get your backup onto your iPhone 6 plus after upgrading to IOS 9 beta? Seriously, Ive not been able to use my phone is the last 5 days because it's constantly join a state of doing nothing but freezing. I have let it sit for over 13 hours and still nothing. When I open the force quit window it shows iTunes stopped working, so I am forced to restart over and over and over. I am currently on restart 47. I'm not kidding.I have tried using my iPhone 6 plus back up - freezesI've tried using my business partners backup - freezesI got desperate and tried using my iPad Air 2 - it started, it actually dumped my 630 APPs randmanly onto pages (no longer in assigned folders) and I thought I can deal with that I'll just reassemble the folders manually - I'm not picky at this point, but sadly after a 13 hour wait only one APP transferred.Finally this morning I did the unthinkable (if you own 1700 APPs it's unthinkable - trust me <lol>) and did a clean install. Guess what? Same e

Its not El Capitan. It's IOS 9. Ive been trying to sync to my backup for 5 days now. Today I got desperate, I took my itunes library HD to a computer NOT running El Capitan and did NOT have any backups, did a clean install and choosing only 2 APPs to sync it freezed up 5 more times. So I can ease your mind on the El Capitan issue. That's working great. It's IOS that's causing the freezing colored beacjnall from ****

But the problem is that I wanna show my own barcode not a pass. So Apple should allow us using there api like they did with passbook or heartbeat glance

for me it was the restore from backup that was keeping running over days. Stoping the restore bettered the battery issue here.

It'd be helpful if you could show a code fragment with the code you've tried.Note that you don't load [a] Nib in a custom view. Rather, you load a nib which contains a custom view — or, perhaps, contains views that you want to add to an existing custom view as subviews. The nib that you load contains an array of top-level objects, which would typically be the views in question. So, after (say) using 'NSBundle.loadNibNamed:owner:topLevelObjects:' to load the nib and instantiate its contents, you would retrieve the views from the topLevelObjects array, and add them to your view hierarchy.Alternatively, you can create an instance of the NSNib class directly, then use an instantiate method to get the top level objects. You'd follow this approach, for example, if you wanted to keep the NSNib object in memory so that you can re-instantiate views often and quickly. Otherwise, the simpler NSBundle method above is preferable.