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Does anyone have a good tutorial/book recommendation for using Core Plot 0.4 in iOS. I have never used it before and from looking at the tutorials that they have linked to it does not make sense. I can't even run the Switch on the code tutorial. Where do I start?
If you decide to go with Core Plot 0.9, this tutorial is the most up-to-date one I have found:
http://www.johnwordsworth.com/2011/10/adding-charts-to-your-iphone-ipad-app-using-core-plot/
My only reservation about it is that his code seems a bit verbose for an introductory tutorial.
This link( http://allforiphone.sosblog.com/All-for-iPhone-b1/CorePlot-For-You-b1-p11.htm ) may help you adding core plot project with your project. To use the library you can check out the example provided by the creators. It is quite good.
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At my work, I need to do some iOS coding using Swift version 4, which, needless to say, I have never done. As I would like to write from scratch code that is "maintainable" in some sense, I have to ask the question in the title.
Sure.
First is API Design Guidelines by Apple;
Second one is very popular Swift style guide by Ray Wenderlich team;
Also, i suggest you to use SwiftLint framework, that almost for free helps to find all non-conventions problems in your code.
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I need to learn how to use MEAN stacks with angular 2.0 and typescript ... I know I could use JS but I am required to use typescript.
I have been going through https://angular.io/guide/quickstart guides and I am getting grips with NG2, but the issue I am facing now is how to link all the technologies together, I cannot find anywhere that shows how to interact with MongoDB via NG2+TS.
I was wondering if there any tutorials for MEAN2 stacks yet, or explain how to use mongoose with NG2.
Thanks
I found this http://thejackalofjavascript.com/developing-a-mean-app-with-angular-2-0/ tutorial to be very useful.
It has each step well explained from package.json and architecture to Angular services and CSS
Another useful one: https://www.sitepoint.com/mean-stack-angular-2-angular-cli/
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I am fairly new to modelica. I would like to know if there are any simple libraries that are easily understandable available for download? Libraries that have examples whose total equations do not go beyond 100 or so?
Take a look at the IntroductoryExamples library available with SystemModeler. It shows some of the important parts of building your own library. There's a guide that will guide you through the process called Getting Started.
You could try DrModelica in OpenModelica Notebook. It comes with OpenModelica and is sort of interactive Modelica tutorial. Just start OpenModelica Notebook.
My book, "Modelica by Example", is available for free online. In the second part, "Object-Oriented Modeling", you'll find a complete discussions of how to build connectors, components, packages, subsystems and architectures.
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I am trying to convert word(.doc) into PDF on iOS device. Is there an opensource solution where I can use as a C/C++ lib or something?
There really is no conveniently open-source library that will do this for you: you may get some mileage out of WvWare but I've never seen it used on iOS and I'm not sure what platform dependencies it may need.
If your iphone is connected to the net, then you can call a Docmosis web service to do it. You need to sign up though.
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I'm doing iPhone programming and I need to learn about Core Graphics.
It looks Apple doesn't provide a programming guide for Core Graphics and I'm having hard times following the code that uses Core Graphics.
Do you suggest any reference or book for learning Core Graphics?
I would start here iOS Reference Library and type in Core Graphics. Also, check out 'Sample Code' and 'Graphics & Animation'. You will find that Core Animation tends to subsume Core Graphics, so reading about Core Animation might be helpful.
I made a github repo with several examples of how to use some CoreGraphics features, it may be a starting point: RPCGSandbox.