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iOS Development Class NYC September 2010
By admin - Posted on July 26th, 2010
Our next set of classes will be in September 13-17 in New York City. We are offering 5 separate 1 day classes. You can take all 5 days if you want to devote all week to learning iOS or you can mix and match the days that match your current interest and experience. The 5 classes are:
- Objective-C
- Intro to iPhone/iOS development
- Intermediate to iPhone/iOS development
- iPad for iPhone developers
- More iOS
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Resizing views in UIPopoverControllers
By admin - Posted on September 6th, 2010
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In a recent iPad app I wanted to present a popover with a view of one size under a navigation controller, that would then lead to a second view that was larger. Then when done with the second view we would return to the first view at the original size.
Use the Dropbox API to add cloud based import and export to your iPhone and iPad apps
By admin - Posted on September 1st, 2010
Cloud based storage and syncing is fast becoming a critical part of many iPhone and iPad applications. There are many internet/cloud based services such as S3 and one of the easiest and more popular is DropBox https://www.dropbox.com/developers
In late July the Dropbox api became public and since then it has been adopted in many different applications. The API is easy to use, has good documentation and comes with a sample application.
The sample application shows a random photo from your /photos folder. I thought it might be useful to also go through another even simpler example to explore the basics of the process.
Book recommendation: Designing the iPhone User Experience by Suzanne Ginsburg
By admin - Posted on August 23rd, 2010
Wanted to let you know about a book that I recently got and can not recommend highly enough. Designing the iPhone User Experience: A User-Centered Approach to Sketching and Prototyping iPhone Apps by
Suzanne Ginsburg
I'm speaking at 360iDev in Austin Nov 7-10 2010
By admin - Posted on August 25th, 2010
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I'm excited that my talk has been accepted for . I've included the description below. Let me know if you have any comments.
iCardSort
iCardSort is an excellent brainstorming tool that helps you to visually organize ideas quickly and easily. Whether working on a business project or trying to decide on this year's vacation destination, you simply place each of your options on a card. iCardSort allows you to group, order, and explore your possibilities. Then, when you are ready, share it with everyone involved.
