This is Part 3 of 3 for my NSXML Parser Tutorial. Part 1 – www.youtube.com Part 2 – www.youtube.com Source : iphonedevx[dot]...
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Facebook previews upcoming app-inspired newsfeed for desktop and mobile
Facebook previews upcoming app-inspired newsfeed for desktop and mobile Facebook today announced a major revamp coming to its signature News Feed every user sees when they launch the Facebook app or login to Facebook on the desktop. The updated News Feed is heavily inspired by Facebook’s mobile app, which was first developed for iOS. While there are several changes to the News Feed coming, the most obvious will appear...
Introducción a la Programación en iOS
Introducción a la Programación en iOS Image by Nearsoft @ Summer Talks 2011 Source : ducktyper[dot]...
Robocat's Kickstarter campaign for Thermodo
Robocat, maker of the three iOS weather apps Haze, Outside, and Thermo, had launched a Kickstarter campaign for Thermodo, a physical thermometer that integrates with the iPhone. While a thermometer for iOS sounds pretty clever, I believe it has some hurdles to jump in addition to getting funded. Thermodo is a tiny dongle that hangs on your keychain and plugs into the iPhone’s headphone jack. The Kickstarter page states: "Simply plug Thermodo into your device and start the companion app or any other Thermodo enabled apps of your...
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Daily Update for March 6, 2013
Daily Update for March 6, 2013 It’s the TUAW Daily Update, your source for Apple news in a convenient audio format. You’ll get all the top Apple stories of the day in three to five minutes for a quick review of what’s happening in the Apple world. You can listen to today’s Apple stories by clicking the inline player (requires Flash) or the non-Flash link below. To subscribe to the podcast for daily listening through...
Artfinder is a Magazine Featuring Art You Can Buy
Artfinder is a Magazine Featuring Art You Can Buy Artfinder is a magazine jam-packed with feature stories, exclusive interviews and beautiful collections; a wish list where you can save your favorite works of art and make purchases with just a few taps; and the art of the day, which will hopefully inspire you and teach you a little something about the creativity in the world around you. Click “more” to see for yourself. Like...
Chrome for iOS Updated BUT it is broke
The Chrome team happily announced Chrome 25 for iPhone and iPad. Chrome 25.0.1364.86 contains a number of improvements including: - Long press on the back button to quickly access any page in your tab history - Share a web page via Messages Along with these new features, over the coming days they hope to make searching on Google even easier: - See your search term right in the omnibox, instead of the search query URL - Easily refine your search queries and view more results on the search results page The update will...
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
iPhone/iPad Development Tutorial(Introduction and First Lesson)
Important things to know before you start development, Honestly this should be the first lesson before starting development iphone development tutorial “Macworld” “expo” “steve” “jobs” “iphone” “ipod” “apple” “touchscreen” “keynote” “nano” “video” “iphone” “sdk” “development” “tutorial” “app” “store” “beginner” “getting” “started” “hello” “world” “xcode” “iphone” “sdk” “development” “programming” “objective-c” “iphone development tutorial” “app” “store” “beginner” “getting” “started” “hello” “world” “iphone” “dev” “tutorial” Source...
Sega announces Sonic Dash, an endless runner starring the blue hedgehog
Sega announces Sonic Dash, an endless runner starring the blue hedgehog Having tried some traditional Sonic the Hedgehog gameplay with Sonic Episode 4 (which didn’t seem to do that well for them), Sega has now moved to the strategy of using Sonic in much simpler, arcade-style iOS games. Sonic Jump came out a little while ago, featuring an endless jumping/Doodle Jump-esque premise, and now Sega has announced Sonic Dash,...
Objective-C Tutorial – Lesson 5: Part 2: Xcoding Decisions in your Code
Objective-C® for Dummies® by Neal Goldstein, Copyright © 2009 by Wiley Publishing, Inc., is the main source of information for this video. In this lesson we go into Xcode and try out what we learned in Part 1. Twitter – twitter.com FaceBook – www.facebook.com E-mail – macandcomputerhelp@gmail.com Objective-C Tutorial objective-c tutorial objective c tutorial Video Rating: 4 / 5 Source : ducktyper[dot]...
ButtonHide Example in iPhone
In this application we will see how to hide button from the iPhone application. So let see how it will worked. Step 1: Open the Xcode, Create a new project using Single View Application. Give the application “ButtonHide”. Step 2: Need to add new viewController class in the project. Select project -> New file -> UIViewController subclass -> next -> Give the application name “ButtonHideView”. Step 3: Now open the AppDelegate.h...
Monday, March 4, 2013
DevJuice: Spellchecking short strings
DevJuice: Spellchecking short strings A few years ago, xkcd created a crowd-sourced color survey to collected real-world hue descriptions. You’ll find the hilarious results here. I’ve been working on updating my UIColor utilities as part of building a color sampling app. Stumbling across this survey, I decided to add the xkcd colors to my repository, along with code that matched colors to their nearest xkcd equivalents....
Top iOS Development Resources For Week Ended March 3rd, 2013
Top iOS Development Resources For Week Ended March 3rd, 2013 Featured iPhone Development Resources, News, Objective-C Welcome back to the weekly feature of the most popular new resources mentioned on the site in the past week. This weeks most popular resource is alibrary providing helper methods for creating complex queries of Objective-C collections. Here are the top 3 resources...
What are some magazines that are in print for development and programming?
Question by Teeter: What are some magazines that are in print for development and programming? I need one that actually mails out, not online. Can be about: * Website development * Website programming * Website design * Database programming * Linux or linux server administration * Open source software * Mac programming or iPhone programming (there are probably not very many of these) * Specific languages: Java, Javascript, HTML Best answer: Answer by VictorI used to subscribe to Linux magazine. Good insight on upcoming...
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Objective C Tutorials 57 Creating and Using a Car Class Complete Example
Description: Objective-C video tutorials — In these programming video series I’ll go through the basics of objective-c object oriented programming language. Objective-c is the programming language of Apple Mac OSX Operating system and the language of iOS. So if you want to develop applications for Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch then you have to master objective-c programming language. It’s one of the best programming language and it’s easy to learn. It is derived from the C language but it’s Object-oriented which makes it better....
Lunatik unleashes four tough iPhone 5 cases
Lunatik unleashes four tough iPhone 5 cases Lunatik burst onto the Apple accessory market in 2010 in one of the early successful uses of Kickstarter, coming out with a pair of iPod nano watch cases called the TikTok and LunaTik. Now the company is introducing a line of iPhone 5 cases that feature rugged designs to protect your investment. Lunatik designs are the brainchildren of Chicago-based designer Scott Wilson and...
Siri, "I don't see an app named"
Every since updated my iPhone 5 and iPad 3 to iOS 6.1.2, Siri will not launch any apps except Apple own. After every other request, Siri replieswith the response, "I don't see an app named". Can someone on iOS 6.1.2, please try to open a non-Apple app with Siri. Please report your results. Carl W. Brooks http://www.iamthereforeipad.com — Sent from Mailbox for iPhone Source : iamthereforeipad[dot]...
Objective-C on the Mac L13 – NSMutableArray
How to use the NSMutableArray class in Objective-C. Video Rating: 5 / 5 Source : ducktyper[dot]...
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Open Source Control For Creating Custom Image Based Indicators For Ratings, Gauges, Progress And More
Open Source Control For Creating Custom Image Based Indicators For Ratings, Gauges, Progress And More Featured iPhone Development Resources, iOS UI Controls, iPad, iPhone, Objective-C Previously I mentioned a great control for creating customized bar indicators and the popular MBProgressHud for creating custom progress indicators. Here’s a control called DPMeterView from Pierre...
Gridlee Finally Removed from AppStore
We knew it was just a matter of time before Apple pulled the Gridlee app from it's U.S. AppStore. Gridlee was added into the AppStore in late January 2013 and last just over a month before it was removed. The Gridlee game got immediate attention from the gamers who suspected that the game had more to offer because the Gridlee game sucked. The game was all the rave, not for the game Gridlee, but for what games it allow you to add. ...
Programming in Objective-C 2.0 (2nd Edition)
Programming in Objective-C 2.0 (2nd Edition) THE #1 BESTSELLING BOOK ON OBJECTIVE-C 2.0 Programming in Objective-C 2.0 provides the new programmer a complete, step-by-step introduction to Objective-C, the primary language used to develop applications for the iPhone, iPad, and Mac OS X platforms. The book does not assume previous experience with either C or object-oriented programming languages, and it includes...
Friday, March 1, 2013
Objective C Tutorials 34 Infinite Loop and Variable Scopes
Description: Objective-C video tutorials — In these programming video series I’ll go through the basics of objective-c object oriented programming language. Objective-c is the programming language of Apple Mac OSX Operating system and the language of iOS. So if you want to develop applications for Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch then you have to master objective-c programming language. It’s one of the best programming language and it’s easy to learn. It is derived from the C language but it’s Object-oriented which makes it better....
China Mobile preps for iPhone with TD-LTE service
China Mobile preps for iPhone with TD-LTE service The wait for an iPhone may finally be over this year for customers on the China Mobile TD-LTE network, reports Patently Apple. China Mobile confirmed at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this week that it will be running tests of its TD-LTE network in more than 100 cities in China, which will provide fast data service to a potential customer base of over 500 million...
iPad navigates self-driving car
iPad navigates self-driving car Researchers at Oxford University are working on technology that would let you ride in a self-driving car that’s partially controlled by an iPad. According to a report in Clean Technica, the RobotCar UK project is headed up by Professor Paul Newman of Oxford University’s Department of Engineering Science. The computer-controlled system uses sensors on the outside of a Nissan Leaf to...
If you want to add data to an iphone script. What type of file do you do this with?
Question by Advice Please: If you want to add data to an iphone script. What type of file do you do this with? Also, can you submit an iphone programmed with a windows pc? I know it has to be coded on a mac, but if someone codes it and emails you the files, can they be forwarded onto apple this way? Can the windows person fill out a data file or does that have to also be done on a mac? Say I had a list of soups I wanted to have listed on the application. Can the windows pc create that list or does it have to be a mac...
Using Toolbars in iPhone
The UINavigationController maintains a UIToolBar for each view controller in its stack. This toolbar is normally hidden, but we can place buttons on it and display it any time we want. Let’s see how this is done. Start Xcode, select “Create a new Xcode project” and select the Empty Application template. Click Next, name the project ToolBarButtons, and choose options as shown: Click Next, choose a location to save the project, and finally...
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