Building an Alarm app on iOS
In this post, we’ll go through how you can build an alarm app for iOS. Right off the bat, I have to warn you that this kind of functionality isn’t […]
In this post, we’ll go through how you can build an alarm app for iOS. Right off the bat, I have to warn you that this kind of functionality isn’t […]
7 years ago. That’s the last time that Apple added support for a new language in iOS. It’s been years since I’ve started filing radars and hoping that Apple would […]
We’ve all been there. A new project is starting up, there are new APIs to consume and lots of JSON to go along with them. JSON libraries have been something […]
When Apple introduced Swift at this year’s WWDC, a lot of the sentiment on Twitter was that they’re looking to make developing apps for iOS a lot more accessible […]
Apple has announced their plans for iOS8 and it brings the biggest change in API and features, since the original iOS SDK, which allow developers to build apps that […]
Or in other words – how to implement caching on iOS. You should always look into implementing some sort of caching mechanism on your servers, so that you’ll avoid wasting […]
Ever since iOS 4, the iOS SDK has included UIView’s methods
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transitionFromView:toView:duration:options:completion |
and
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transitionWithView:duration:options:animations:completion |
which make it very easy to implement animated transitions between views. While very useful, they’re not […]
UIScrollView is featured prominently in the UIKit family and for good reason. Being as awesome as it is, though, there are some quirks about it. A prime example might be […]
Hello everyone – wow, these things are harder to write than I imagined. Here’s another quick thing that gave me a bit of trouble on a project that I’m working […]
Recently I came across an interesting issue, while working with some Class objects. As you know every class in Objective-C is an object as well, which brings us to some […]