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iPhone Tutorial for Creating a Splash Screen Some people asked me about creating a splash screen in iPhone. So today I am going to write a simple tutorial on creating splash view for your application. I will write another post on good looking splash page as well. Its really a small thing but have a really good [...] Stanford University offers FREE 10-week iPhone App Development Course available as a FREE iTunes U [...] How-to: Prevent iPhone from Deep Sleeping As I have promised three weeks ago (and again a few days ago) I finally got around to writing this little how-to. Mind you, this is my first attempt at writing a how-to, and most of it was done, while I was [...] UITables with Downloaded Images – Easy Asynchronous Code The app ‘Postcards’ from my iPhone developer training class is a utility app for quickly sending a customized postcard, and one thing that makes it super easy is that you can grab pictures from Flickr to include in the postcard design. Postcards makes simple HTTP calls Flickr’s REST API [...] Simple Calculator Tutorial You can already build a Hello World application (I hope so). Now, let’s try to build something more interesting with more user functionality. Start Xcode, create new project Window-Based Application, name it Calculator, create a View Controller, name it Calc, create a view name it Calculator. You have to create one object, few variables and methods in [...] iPhone SDK Tutorial: How to write an XML parser app with the SDK One of the easiest apps to write is one that simply pulls data from the web, thanks to how Apple set up their frameworks. In this post I’m going to walk you through fetching and parsing an XML file from the web in the [...] This is a great tutorial by Tom Saxton from Idle Loop Software on the Google Mac Blog. In September, my small software company shipped our first iPhone app, a grocery list program called Grocophile. One of the most common requests from our users was the ability to exchange data over the Internet. Greg Robbins of Google’s Mac [...] Coding in Objective-C 2.0- screencasts with Bill Dudney // Objective-C is the programming language for writing native iPhone and Mac applications. It’s also the language that Apple uses to build their own applications and frameworks. So, if you know Objective-C, you have a lot of power at your fingertips. But if you’re new to C or object-oriented [...] If you scroll through all the build settings you will not find one labeled GCC_PREPROCESSOR_DEFINITIONS. This is because this setting has helpfully been relabeled “Preprocessor Macros” and is now listed under the heading GCC 4.2 – Preprocessing:
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