Have anyone used and can recommend to me a tool called sensible tableview for iPhone development? I have been hearing a lot about it lately so I've been wondering if anyone has any experience with it. Thanks.
I bought it and have found it worthwhile. The customer support is excellent. There are still some bugs on the iPad, but they're working with me to fix them very rapidly.
I have also purchased it, and can recommend it.
Look around in google, and this page is the only page I see. I didn't here anything about sensible TableView before:(
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I'm doing some tutorials on iPhone development and I am working with window based applications to create an app with multiple views (The tutorial I'm using is from TheNewBoston 21-26). I'm currently using Xcode 4 to make these apps but I'm having trouble because Bucky uses Xcode 3 and there seem to be some differences. Every time I try to make this app, I end up with a blank white screen. I follow the instructions correctly watched the videos multiple times but still nothing happens. Even when I make my own simple window based application it does not seem to work. I think it may have something to do with connecting the views with the MainWindow. If you have somehow gotten this to work using only the instructions from the video can you please give me a link to a website or video that has a simple multi-view tutorial. If Xcode 4 no longer allows this method of working than can you please explain how to get around it. Thanks so much, I really appreciate you helping me. I know I'm new and this is a really basic question but it has been giving me a hard time. Thanks again!
Welcome to iOS development! :) I haven't worked the specific tutorial which you mention, but there's certainly many many others around the web which you could refer to.
Here's just a couple off Google when I looked around a bit regarding handling multiple views through a NavigationController which look detailed enough with good guidelines;
http://www.icodeblog.com/2008/08/03/iphone-programming-tutorial-transitioning-between-views/
http://fuelyourcoding.com/iphone-view-switching-tutorial/
If you're totally new, I would totally recommend getting your hands on some iOS development book (its worth the investment!); there are many; and they outline the process in good detail from start to finish. If you're unfamiliar with the whole process, there are many minor things that can go wrong and create frustration.
Happy coding! :)
Does anyone in the SO community know of any software that will let you drag different iOS components around on an iPhone (or even iPad) to help make models or blue prints of app designs? It is only for visual purposes. It doesn't deal with code or anything like that. It's just for positioning and planning the way an app will look. Has anyone seen or used any software like this?
Blueprint is an app designed for that purpose. I've never used it personally, but I know some folks who think it's pretty sweet.
Many iOS apps have a "scroll up to refresh" feature, such as the Twitter app. If you scroll up beyond the beginning of the page or table, you'll get a message explaining how to use the feature.
That controller is not from Apple but many apps seem to use it. I was told it was released for public use by a programmer, but I can't find it after a long google session.
I'd be grateful if anyone can direct me to it! Thanks!
This is a popular implementation: https://github.com/enormego/EGOTableViewPullRefresh
Here's a link to the original code by enormego on github:
https://github.com/enormego/EGOTableViewPullRefresh
https://github.com/enormego/EGOTableViewPullRefresh
Also it was in Facebook's three20 library I guess.
I was able to find two examples a few minutes after posting this question:
How to make a Pull-To-Reload TableView just like Tweetie 2
So in previous questions about iPhone development on Windows, the basic/easy answer has been "just get a mac." However, I noticed a comment that mentioned DragonFireSDK. But no one else said anything about it?
Has anyone tried this? It look pretty legit to me, but I'm new to the iPhone world. I just find it weird that no one has discussed this yet. I mean, it looks like the perfect tools for the Windows users.
Thanks!
Oh yeah....here's the link to DragonFireSDK: DragonFireSDK
EDIT: This app is for my website, We, the Pixels. Any comments on if Dragonfire would be a good fit for an iPhone version of my website? Thanks!
DragonFireSDK is good, I have been developing several apps with it, the first of which is now available, a game called Firefox Fun: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/firefox-fun/id393933733?mt=8
Yes, I use DFSDK and got my apps published to apples appstore using the sdk. they have good API it lets you use c/c++ to create your app.
I have been programming in Microsoft Dot net for the past 4 years. Now, I want to develop an iPhone application. I have no idea where to start. I do not know anything about MAC OSX or any other Apple "words":). Searches on the google about books and online articles fetch a lot of results which is confusing. It would be great if anybody can share their beginner's experience. Thank You.
I've learn all about iPhone programming with this great book: Beginning iPhone 3 Development.
I found it surprisingly easy to pick up. The Apple dev center includes a lot of sample code, and because it's the programming language du jour, there's a lot of forum links and StackOverflow questions about it, as well as plenty of people looking to answer new questions.
It's pretty satisfying to do too, if you've never done mobile development before.
Get yourself a machine and download XCode, the supplied Apple IDE. It's a bit lamer than Eclipse right now, but the new version which is on the verge of release looks much better. Grab yourself access to the developer center (which is worth the investment) and build a simple App or two. Get to know Interface Builder first, because you may not have worked with things like this before.
There are some idiosyncracies in the syntax and whatnot, but you get used to it pretty fast. And then come here and ask more questions. :)
I just ran through this tutorial to get familiar with XCode and Interface Builder.
Then joining a local group about it should be helpful - I'm a member of the Iphone London Users Group and chats with other developers is the most useful tool I have to find out how to do things.