Add Using Whisper in Objective-C to README #42
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Add @bcbroom's Objective-C solution to the README.
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Since this just explains how to do Whisper, I strongly feel that we should do a separate page in the README with just a link to it, same thing as we have in contributions. I think it makes the README a bit dirty to have it with so many lines of code, etc. When the component just needs two for each view. But it's just an opinion. |
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@RamonGilabert fixed :) |
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Much cleaner. Nice. |
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@RamonGilabert using the wiki is a terrific idea, we should do that for all the things that have big stuffs. |
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I was actually going to suggest that. It'd be a good fit for Sugar for instance. Or Cache. |
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Add @bcbroom's Objective-C solution to the README.
Closes #28