Tag: iOS
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Test and deploy an iOS App with GitHub Actions
Github announced Github Actions last summer. With this new tool, you can analyze, build, test and deploy your projects on any platform, any language and any cloud. Our goal is to automate building, testing and deploying an iOS project without the need for external tools besides Github Actions. View original article
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Flutter: a Portable UI Framework for Mobile, Web, Embedded, and Desktop
Today marks an important milestone for the Flutter framework, as we expand our focus from mobile to incorporate a broader set of devices and form factors. View original article
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Announcing Flutter Release Preview 1
Today, we’re delighted to announce Flutter Release Preview 1, signaling a new phase of development for Flutter as we move into the final stages of stabilization for 1.0. View original article
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Implementing adaptive master-detail layouts in Flutter
Usually, when developing apps for mobile phones, having too much screen real estate is not the problem. In fact, quite the contrary. Much thought has to be put into how to structure the app so that it does not feel cluttered. On tablets, it is a whole different story. View original article
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React Native App with Authentication and User Management in 15 Minutes
While React Native brings many efficiencies, it can also be complicated to work with when it comes to developing authentication and user management functions. View original article
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Getting Started with NativeScript + TypeScript + Angular2 for Android and iOS app development
NativeScript is a cross-platform framework for building (almost) native apps using Javascript. I say almost as the the “Native” part is the UI part, that uses the native UI controls available in each platform, so no webviews anymore. This sounds like Titanium Appcelerator, but i’ll be giving it a try in the following days.
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Realm Open Sources Mobile Database, Grows It into Enterprise Platform
Realm has fully open sourced its mobile database while adding an object server to offer a complete enterprise mobile platform. View original article
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Apple Swift 3: Forward-looking, but not backward-compatible
“Move fast and break things,” the saying goes. Apple does both with the 3.0 version of its Swift programming language. Developed by Apple to replace Objective-C, Swift is now out in its first full point revision since it became an open source project. Apple deliberately made Swift 3. View original article
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New Apple Product Images and Messaging Guidelines
Images of iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, and Apple Watch Series 2 are now available for you to use in marketing materials for your apps on the App Store. View original article
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iOS: New Subscriptions Data and Reports are Now Available
You can now get more data about your auto-renewable subscriptions in iTunes Connect. The new Subscriptions page in Sales and Trends makes it easy to view key metrics and two new reports provide details into subscriber activity. Learn more. View complete article
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iOS Swift UITableView cheat sheet
… in Andrew Bancroft’s blog. Also useful, the Getting started article at CodingExplorer
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NSPredicate cheat sheet
“Here’s a handy guide to using NSPredicates for all your iOS development needs, inside & outside Realm.” View complete article
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Cocoa Realm: Perth iOS Meetup 20th November
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Swift Tutorial: Building an iOS application-Part 1
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Developing iOS Apps Using Swift Part 3 – Best Practices
“In parts 1 & 2 we went over some basics of Swift, and set up a simple example project that creates a Table View and a puts some API results from iTunes inside of them. If you haven’t read that yet, check out Part 1 and Part 2.” View complete article
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Now that WebOS died, which is the best development crossplatform for iOS, Android, RIM and WP7?
Yes, the excellent WebOS is defunct, and it will never be the mainstream player as, at least technically, it deserved. For all of us developing for the mobile world that don’t have the time or budget to develop natively in all the mainstream platforms, its one less player to target. Myself, personally, am deciding/evaluating available options for…