How to Post tweets through Applescript

published 1 year ago, submitted by kannan 1 year ago

iloveco.de — Hi there! This tutorial is going to show you how to post “tweets” to Twitter. The following code comes directly from my ASTwitterLibrary, which is a complete library of methods for Applescript that you can use to interact with Twitter. read more...

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Adding a Handle Bar Separator to Your Application

published 1 year ago, submitted by kannan 1 year ago

iloveco.de — This tutorial will teach you how to make the small handle that goes on a bottom bar of some apps such as Fontcase. read more...

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iPhone™ Programming: UIDevice

published 1 year ago, submitted by kannan 1 year ago

servin.com — The UIDevice is a class that provides information about the iPhone or iPod Touch device. Some of the information provided by UIDevice is static, such as device name or system version. Other information, such as the device orientation information, is dynamic. It gives current status as to whether the device is face up, face down, in portrait or in landscape orientation. In this tutorial, you will learn how to use the UIDevice class. read more...

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Lite To Paid iPhone Application Data Migrations With Custom URL Handle

published 1 year ago, submitted by kannan 1 year ago

mobileorchard.com — One of the most painful is the lack of feature-limited trials. Applications are either completely free, or the customer must pay up front, sight unseen. The proliferation of “Lite” applications is a direct result of this shortcoming. Publishers will often create two application versions: the first is fully functional but costs money, the second is “Lite” and comes with limited features but zero price tag. The goal is for prospective customers to try the free version first and then decide to buy the paid full version separately if they like it. Because free applications have greater exposure this approach is widely advocated as a means to increase visibility and grow sales. When building a game or other stateless application the approach makes complete sense. However, utility applications often maintain information entered by the device owner. Application authors are faced with a dilemma because the iPhone’s security sandbox prevents one application from reading another application’s files. Thus, when customers upgrade from the Lite application they are penalized by having to re-enter all data! read more...

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Objective C 2.0: An Intro - Part 2

published 1 year ago, submitted by kannan 1 year ago

icodeblog.com — This is the second series of tutorials introducing readers to Objective C. read more...

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Objective C 2.0: An Intro - Part 1

published 1 year ago, submitted by kannan 1 year ago

icodeblog.com — This is going to be the first in a series of screencasts that are focused at people just beginning to work with Objective C and Cocoa. For many reasons the beginnings of learning cocoa development can be frusterating and lonely to a point. Only now is Objective C and Cocoa development gaining the kind of momentum to drive the creation of resources such as iCodeBlog and others. read more...

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How Would You Spend $1,000 to Promote Your iPhone App?

published 1 year, 1 month ago, submitted by MattjDrake 1 year, 1 month ago

howtomakeiphoneapps.com — Last week I polled the Twitterati about how to promote iPhone apps. I thought it would be interesting to share the results and some discussion on this topic. read more...

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iPhone Application Badge Setting.

published 1 year, 1 month ago, submitted by kannan 1 year, 1 month ago

iappdevs.com — Several native applications on the iPhone use application badges as an indicator of new messages, think email and SMS. Creating badges is quite straightforward and is nothing more than a method call, passing in the desired number to display.The post shows how a badge may look when applied to your application. read more...

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