iOS Tutorials
When building an iOS application, one thing to consider is a concept called “data persistence.” Data persistence is a method of holding onto data in case the application or device is reset. No... Read More
Perhaps the simplest app to create is a blog feed reader. Typically you will not find a native mobile app that’s there only to display a feed. Normally, this is a task best left for a website... Read More
Introduction In my previous article we created a simple app that interacts with the Twitter API and pulls down a single tweet from the public timeline. In a typical application, we want to pull... Read More
I’m really excited to announce the return of our long lost iOS developer Mr Andy White. Returning to the fore in full force, Andy gets ahold of Apple’s APIs for Twitter integration introduced in... Read More
In the fifth and final part of his series on using Quartz 2D to create charts and graphs for iOS apps, Alexander Kolesnikov rounds it out by showing us how to draw text on the charts for use in... Read More
We’re up to part four of Alexander Kolesnikov’s series of articles exploring the use of Quartz 2D to create charts and graphs. In this instalment we look at enabling some interactivity to the... Read More
In this next article in his series on using Quartz2D to create graphs, Alexander Kolesnikov reuses a lot of the existing code to create line charts in place of bar charts. His subtle code changes... Read More
Continuing his articles on using Quartz 2D to create charts for iOS, Alexander Kolesnikov gets started on the drawing of the bars. Besides the actual drawing, we look into the data behind the graph,... Read More
Alexander Kolesnikov concedes that there are many third party libraries created to shield developers from such level APIs, nevertheless in this article he picks up Quartz 2D to create some stunning... Read More
Continuing his development of an iOS Range Slider, Mal Curtis takes his project so far, and improves it by allowing the code to respond to changes in the slider values and checking usability against... Read More
Mal Curtis of Learnable fame flexes his iOS skills in the making of a wicked range slider. Not content with the standard slider, Mal shows us how to create a slider that will control not one but two... Read More
Mal Curtis explains the importance, nay necessity, of loading screens in the digital world. Using the basic iOS development skills you have learned so far at BuildMobile, here you can step through a... Read More
This is the third article in a series, wherein Andy White steps through the creation of an iOS app called Orny. In this instalment we’re going to cover the basics of CoreData, how to create a... Read More
In this example app Jack Herrington creates a backend service in PHP leveraging a list of local stores contained in a MySQL database, that an iPad application on the front end will connect to. Here's... Read More
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