ShareKit is a really nice and easy sharing solution to knock off iPhone App project without frustrations for developers. However, it seems the original github repo is not updated and there are 40 pull requests are not merged. I also resolved a few issues by myself, like iOS5/iOS4 compatibility and Cancel Button bugs. But other developers solved issues and I guess they have their own brunches. So, who maintains the best ShareKit clone in github?
https://github.com/ideashower/ShareKit/network
ShareKit 2.0 - it is a community effort that pulls together the best parts of the most popular forks.
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I cannot find an utility to fork the repository through GitHub app on my apple device. Pretty basic feature, am I missing something?
You’re correct. It’s a basic feature and I’m disappointed GitHub hasn’t provided that ability.
Hello I been having this question for quite sometime in my head, I was wondering if someone may help me with it. My question is this. How can I upload a unity project like a game to github? Is it the same way as uploading a website to github?
If it's your first time uploading a Unity Game to Github I recommend using the Github Desktop application. I leave you here a very good tutorial so that you can carry out your goal. I hope it's useful!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpXxcvS-g3g
I have found this question Source Control for Mobile Platforms but it does not quite describe my specific situation so I am going to re-ask it.
I currently have a private repo where we are developing two native mobile apps (one for Android and one for iOs). I am using two different developers who do know each other and work together but ultimately one is responsible for iOs and one for Android.
At the moment I have created a single repo and invited them both as collaborators. In that repo I created two folders: one called iOS and the other Android. I have asked them to upload their source code to their respective folders. However there is a problem. When they fork the repo each developer gets a copy of the Android and ios folders. They dont really want this as each one only works on one of the platforms.
SO the question is this:
1. Do I need to create repo for each platform?
2. Perhaps there is a way for them to selectively fork a folder from a repo?
3. I am sure I am not the first person who has had to manage multiple platform development on Github. How have others done it?
i want to implement a chat functionality between two iOS devices.Please suggest me some libraries for the same.I went for XMPP but code is not available for that on repository.
Thanks,
You visit tutorial by RayWenderlich. Part1 and Part2. In this tutorial he has explained how to use webservice and PushNotification for chat kind of functionality.
You can also check Scringo. It's SDK offers chat between your app users.
Have you considered using push notifications?
You could use a service like Urban Airship so you don't have to roll your own push server, and they provide a pretty comprehensive iOS Framework which you could use to take advantage of their services.
You would of course still need some way of tracking who was talking with who so there would need to be some work on your part to build the necessary intermediary software/API, although this should be a pretty trivial task since all you'd need to do is keep a record of each of the device tokens in the conversation.
XMPP is still alive.. A newer version also came up...
You can download Version 2 directly here
To download Version 3 you have to download and install Mercurial repository and download it running this hg clone on the Mac Terminal...
I want to implement PTAM(Parallel Tracking and Mapping) system in iPhone.
like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBI5HwitBX4
Does anyone know open-source project of PTAM or a sample code?
If you click the link in that YouTube video's description, there's a page with the source code for the demo. http://www.robots.ox.ac.uk/~gk/PTAM/
Hopefully, checkout this repo iPTAM on Github.
Though the repo is kind of outdated for now, it's a good starting point, the author basically ported the main part of PTAM to iOS.