I saw this nice tip from this blog
Breaking apart a string of text into component words is a requirement for performing searches in text and other text processing. This task is easy in Cocoa/Objective-C, although it requires digging through a few class references in the documentation. If you need a more complicated expansion of a string, [...]
JOE HEWITT’S Three20 Project
Last week I released my first iPhone open source project, Facebook Connect for iPhone, and today I’m ready to start talking about the next one.
Five months ago I talked about open-sourcing as much of the Facebook iPhone app as I could, and as you can see by the delay, that has turned out [...]
From this nice blog
In this post I will be creating a Search screen, which will have a table view with a search bar. Table should display all the records if search field is empty other wise it should show all the records that have matching strings with the search field.
At the end, it should look like [...]
* ⌘ + l (lowercase L) – if done within a text editor pane, it will re-center the editor around the line that the cursor is currently in. Too confusing? Try this video demonstration from Todd Ditchendorf then.
* ⌘ + option + up arrow – switches between header (.h) and implementation (.m) files.
* ⌘ + b [...]
Phone on Rails – Creating an iPhone optimised version of your Rails site using iUI and Rails 2
After upgrading trawlr.com to Rails 2 I thought I’d make use of some of the new features and attempt to create an iPhone version of the site.
With Rails 2 you can create a mime type [...]
12 great iPhone applications for sysadmins and webmasters
Ever since the iPhone launched here in Sweden we have been in love with it. Considering that we here at Pingdom deal with servers, networks and the Internet on a daily basis, we have evaluated a lot of iPhone apps aimed specifically at sysadmins and webmasters.
In our opinion, the [...]
from Usman Ismail- IPhone SDK: Application Preferences
An IPhone Application can be configured via the Settings menu, this tutorial illustrates how you can make a settings view for your app and then read the selected settings from your application.
Step 1: Create a Sample Application
I have used an application similar to the one created in the tutorial presented [...]
AT&T may begin offering iPhones without a contract
Ever since AT&T mentioned the possibility of “no-contract-required” sales of the iPhone 3G when it was launched last summer, people have been wondering when that would happen. As it turns out, the answer to that question might be “soon.” According to a supposed AT&T presentation obtained by Boy Genius [...]
From ArsTechnica – How-to: building services into iPhone applications
iPhone applications can implement all kinds of services by offering custom URLs. Ars explains what kinds of services that means and shows you how you can build these into your applications. The example service that we built is a cross-app copy/paste function, which will give apps that [...]
from IcodeBlog.com
Saving and Reloading from .plist files…
<!–
google_ad_client = “pub-7921832321836192″;
google_alternate_color = “FFFFFF”;
google_ad_width = 234;
google_ad_height = 60;
google_ad_format = “234x60_as”;
google_ad_type = “text_image”;
google_ad_channel =”";
google_color_border = “DFEDF6″;
google_color_link = “262D36″;
google_color_bg = “DFEDF6″;
google_color_text = “0066CC”;
google_color_url = “262D36″;
google_ui_features = “rc:0″;
//–>
A great way to store dictionary data that does not change during runtime is in a .plist file. Say you want to organize some [...]