IPhone Programming Tutorials

[...] location, provided the user of the device has granted your app access to that information. Location services are provided in two major ways using this framework: Standard Location Services- This [...]

[...] location, provided the user of the device has granted your app access to that information. Location services are provided in two major ways using this framework: Standard Location Services- This [...]

[...] , we are going to be discussing view controllers. Let’s start by talking about what a view controller is and it’s role in your iOS projects. What is a View Controller? View Controllers are [...]

[...] that looks like this: It’s basically a UIImageView and a UILabel. Inside of the view controller I have set up IBOutlets for these two items. Make sure and download the sample project [...]

[...] implementation using NSUserDefaults to persist your search tags. The main purpose of this view controller is to prepare a series of server requests. Server Calls Using NSBlockOperation Now, we’ [...]

[...] location anywhere in your code by including the AppDelegate header file (.h) in your view controller’s implementation file (.m): Then whenever you need to access the location, you [...]

[...] . There is usually one instance of this per app so I feel a good place for this is in the App Delegate and then each view can access the current location from the App Delegate. To start, open your [...]

[...] . There is usually one instance of this per app so I feel a good place for this is in the App Delegate and then each view can access the current location from the App Delegate. To start, open your [...]

[...] leave them here or write me on twitter. You can download the source for this tutorial here Happy iCoding! [...]

[...] can leave the here or write me on Twitter. The source project for this post is available here. Happy iCoding! [...]

[...] any questions or comments, please feel free to leave them here or write them to me on Twitter. Happy iCoding! This post is part of an iOS development series called Back To Basics. You can keep up with [...]

[...] free to write them in the comments of this post or write them to me on Twitter @brandontreb. Happy iCoding! Download The Sample Project [...]

[...] something from scratch when a solution already exists that you can fit in your project. In Pocket MUD Pro, I used 13 3rd party libraries and am using quite a bit more in the project that I’m [...]

[...] something from scratch when a solution already exists that you can fit in your project. In Pocket MUD Pro, I used 13 3rd party libraries and am using quite a bit more in the project that I’m [...]

As I mature as a developer, I try to rely on other people’s code more an more. Why build something from scratch when a solution already exists that [...]

As I mature as a developer, I try to rely on other people’s code more an more. Why build something from scratch when a solution already exists t [...]

[...] similar to the following: Creating The Location Manager Object Switch over to the App Delegate implementation file (.m), and we are going to create our location manager object. The first thing we [...]

[...] similar to the following: Creating The Location Manager Object Switch over to the App Delegate implementation file (.m), and we are going to create our location manager object. The first thing we [...]

[...] each view can access the current location from the App Delegate. To start, open your App Delegate header file: Add #import <CoreLocation/CoreLocation.h> to the top Specify that your app [...]

[...] each view can access the current location from the App Delegate. To start, open your App Delegate header file: Add #import <CoreLocation/CoreLocation.h> to the top Specify that your app [...]

[...] the “Build Phases” tab in the third column Expand the arrow next to “Link Binary With Libraries” Click the “+” button Search for libsqlite3.0.dylib and double click [...]

[...] go to the “Build Phases” tab. Click the “+” button under “Link Binary With Libraries” Select the CoreLocation framework and click “Add” Location Manager [...]

[...] go to the “Build Phases” tab. Click the “+” button under “Link Binary With Libraries” Select the CoreLocation framework and click “Add” Location Manager [...]