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I have recently started working in iOS Development, I have noticed the app size kept on increasing as the project proceeds. There's a risk of crossing threshold of 150MB within couple of months, Apple then restricts downloading the app from Mobile Data. It will reduce the consumer base and discourage users to download it.
Does anyone have suggestions / tips how to control it.
reconfigure some of your code to be more efficient. reduce duplicated code. i'm not sure how much effect white space has on the app size.
Remove code
Remove images
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Is it possible to detect if a person is drunk via image recognition or face-scanning? If it's possible, is there an API available for that?
You could try to code again the accelerometer. Maybe a drunk person is unable to hold the phone still??
http://www.technobuffalo.com/2011/05/15/introduction-to-ios-development-playing-with-the-accelerometer/
This is a RESTful face recognition api and maybe what you want http://www.faceplusplus.com . But I don't know whether it can detect drunk face.
OpenCV! Haartraining!
FYI: I recommend you to work haartraining with something different concurrently because you have to wait so many days during training (it would possibly take one week). I typically experimented as 1. run haartraining on Friday 2. forget about it completely 3. see results on next Friday 4. run another haartraining (loop).
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I am developing an iPhone app with :
offline map
offline routing
like : mtrip, offMap ...
http://www.offmaps.com/
I research alot (routeme, navit ...):
https://github.com/route-me/route-me
But i can not find any frame work or good solution for Offline Routing.
Can anyone suggest some idea, framework to use (free or paid) ?
Thanks alot
http://www.routino.org is the solution.
This is pretty late, but I thought I'd chip in here since no one else has.
You may want to take a look at Waze's offline routing algorithm: http://www.waze.com/wiki/index.php/How_Waze_calculates_routes . I must warn you, their open source implementation is under the GPL v2.
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I've spent about 15 minutes looking for the old WWDC 2010 code called AVCam and found it here
out of sheer curiosity, I wanted to see what other code is available, but the iOS developer library
keeps redirecting me.
Is there a way for me to browse the library of iOS examples from Apple as a member of the iOS development program? Maybe there's one centralized place where all the demos are listed so I can simply search for them by name?
Thank you!
You can easily search through all of the samples in the Xcode 4 Organizer.
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I am working on an iPhone app for which I built a web service using PHP/MySQL. The app has potential for scaling, though it might also not so popular, but I want to be ready in case it scales. I want to make sure that my server can support if numbers of users exceeds let's say 100.000. The data will be mostly text, maybe some small to medium images.
Does anyone have recommendations for something that's optimum in price, and allows you to increase bandwith/storage as you need to by charging more? Since I don't know if the app will grow I don't want to make a big investment upfront, and would rather pay more as the bandwidth and storage needs increase.
Maybe Amazon server would be a good choice: http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/
Amazon and GoDaddy are both really good fit from my experience.
I use Bluehost. They have a great plan and we are running multiple apps APNS (push notifications) from the 1 account.
http://bluehost.com
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can anyone give me sample code to transfer photos from one iphone to another using bluetooth
Your best bet would to use GameKit, which greatly simplifies connecting multiple devices over Bluetooth & transfering data. I can't remember having seen an Apple sample which does that, but it certainly would be possible. This is exactly what GameKit was intended for, peer-to-peer connectivity, not only limited to gaming.
You'll probably have to split the data of the image and send little chunks to the other device, which can reassemble the chunks to form the original file once finished.
http://developer.apple.com/iphone/library/documentation/NetworkingInternet/Conceptual/GameKit_Guide/Introduction/Introduction.html