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Any good links are highly appreciated! This goes to community wiki.
Some good samples with the basic functionalities covered
very simple uiscrollview demo
Scrolling
UiScrollViewTutorial
implementing tap to zoom in uiscrollview on an iphone
multiple virtual pages in uiscrollview
Not to mention:
stackoverflow UIScrollView
Here's a new one:
http://www.raywenderlich.com/10518/how-to-use-uiscrollview-to-scroll-and-zoom-content#more-10518
My article on two advanced UIScrollView techniques (+ sample code): github.com/andreyvit/ScrollingMadness/:
Emulating Photo Library-style paging+zooming+scrolling.
Programmatically zooming UIScrollView.
It's my blog but it may be useful for the beginners Tutorial for creating UIScrollview Programmatically
I found this tutorial perfect for my situation. I didn't need any zooming effect. I want a large content holding subviews.
uiscrollview-examples
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I am not a programmer, I am a graphic designer. I have designed a banner for an email animated in after effects. I would like to find a solution for not heavy animation on email. I have researched that Lottie could be good for file size the problem is that I am not sure if you can integrate that in campaign monitor or MailChimp and how. Another option is upload it on Vimeo and then link it as a div in html.
Does anyone have experience in this? Or know a different way to make an animation super light for email?
Apologises I am beginner in html/CSS. Many thanks!
Since Lottie depends on Javascript this is currently not possible. You can however convert the animations from LottieFiles to GIFs or MP4s and use those instead.
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I have found so many custom cocoa controls in various sites, specially in http://www.cocoacontrols.com/, that is really helpful. Anyone can use those. But I want to know that is there any step by step tutorial to make my own Custom UI Controller ? Can you post some reference?
Have a look here... nice tutorial for creating custom control
http://www.thinkandbuild.it/how-to-build-a-custom-control-in-ios/?goback=%2Egmp_121874%2Egde_121874_member_214742305
Custom UITableView
Custom UIView
Custom UIScrollView
Custom UIImageView
Custom UITextView using UILabel
check this, it will explain from basic.
http://www.raywenderlich.com/1797/how-to-create-a-simple-iphone-app-tutorial-part-1
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Hello any one knows a good tutorial where i can find a pointer to fire/flame effects on the iphone. i know i will have to use opengl but got no clue where to start.
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You would probably need a particle engine for this. If you wish to learn to create such effects yourself, it might be tough. You can instead use other frameworks like cocos2d for iPhone. But if you want to do it in pure openGl, search on the lines of 'particle engine / particle generation on iphone' on stackoverflow or even google. You'll get many good pointers. Good Luck.
COCOS2D has a great particle emitter you can use. You can also try Corona for iPhone which is great.
Here's a link to a page that has a particle effect tutorial. This site use to have a fire effect article but the link was removed. This answer use to have the old link.
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Does anyone know a good tutorial for Tab bars?
My app is currently a "view-based" app. I need a tutorial on how to make it so that my main nib loads the view from other nibs, and when I click different tabs, it loads other nibs.
Thanks
The iPhone Developers' Cookbook by Erica Sadun has a good recipe for tabbars on page 126, including customising the bar from a list of controllers.
Have you looked around this site?
http://www.cocoadevcentral.com/
TheElements sample code in the Apple SDK -- lots of links on StackOverflow and elsewhere for combining with navigation controllers (always add nav controllers to the tab bar, not vice versa!)
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Apple used to have EditableDetailView as sample code to learn how to do editable cells within UITableView. But this sample is no longer available on the developer site.
Are there any other sample code that's recommended to learn how to do this? I'm looking to have a cell that's editable so it looks similar to the contacts app's detail view.
I had a quick look, and it looks like both CoreDataBooks and SimpleUndo show off some table editing functionality. I can't find anything like EditableDetailView, however. Not sure why they took it down!