As a part of the DevDay for iPhone in London and Geneva you will have the chance to win one of three iPads!
These are the rules and conditions:
It has to be a new application (for iPhone, iPod touch, iPad or, even better, all of them at once) not yet available in the Apple App Store;
The [...]
I’m a happy user of Fat Free CRM by Michael Dvorkin. I’ve been using it since the start of akosma software to keep track of my projects, clients, prospects and even as a simple to-do list. It helps me as a “corporate memory”, tracking every interaction I have with my clients and partners (phone calls, [...]
Those of you who have been following me for long might remember an article I wrote in my personal blog two years ago (in French, translated here):
Why can’t we have conferences like this one, with mini events like this one in parallel in the French-speaking part of Switzerland? Or even like this one? Or like [...]
Yesterday’s presentation in the Skills Matter meeting is available in Slideshare!
Tips & Tricks for iPhone Application Development (London)
View more presentations from Adrian Kosmaczewski.
Update, 2010-02-05: The kind guys at Skills Matter have also published the video of the whole conference; check it out!
As the title suggests: check out the official nib2objc page in Softpedia!
Preparing the path for the amazing iPhone Dev Days 2010 in April, next week I’ll be giving some tips and tricks about iPhone development, in London!
This will happen in the Skills Matter’s meeting, at the The Skills Matter eXchange, 116-120 Goswell Road, London EC1V 7DP, on Tuesday, February 2nd, at 18:30.
I hope to see [...]
Our first blog post of 2010 presents a tool that we’ve been using internally and that might be useful for other people.
As you might have experienced, prototyping applications in Interface Builder is fine as long as you don’t deal that much with UITableViewController instances. Prototyping user interfaces with tables and navigation is not as [...]
The past few days I created a mobile site for Memonic. During this I made use of some of the newly found knowledge from the past Webtuesday which Adrian Kosmaczewski was kind enough to share. See also my notes about iPhone web development from that event.
“Yahoo! Blueprint for mobile sites” in Patrice Neff’s blog.
I’ve just been notified by the nice guys from DenVog that the Kevin Smith iPhone application includes code from my Asynchronous UITableView sample, posted earlier this year. The app also features the MGTwitterEngine from Matt Gemmell, too.
Thanks for the credits guys! I’m glad my code has been helpful to you.
Design is a fundamental part of iPhone app development. It is, without any doubt, the difference between a crappy and a great application. It can be the discriminating factor of life and death on the App Store, and the competition is brilliant and strong. The best teams, like Tapbots, Sophiestication or Jilion have understood that [...]