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read moreIn this tutorial we will be creating an application that manages tasks. The application will show you the MVC techniques for programming, how to make best use of Objective C features, as well as how to utilise storyboards to there full potential. This is a four part tutorial, and in this part we are further implementing our AllTasks...
read moreThis tutorial uses iOS 5 and Xcode 4.2 In this tutorial we will be creating an application that manages tasks. The application will show you the MVC techniques for programming, how to make best use of Objective C features, as well as how to utilise storyboards to there full potential. This is a four part tutorial, and in this part...
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read moreThis tutorial uses Xcode 4.2 One of the major problems iOS developers have is being able to work out where an exception is thrown. There are several ways that you can make debugging easier on yourself. Below is a couple of tips. Global Breakpoint One handy technique is to set a global breakpoint on all exceptions raised. This can be...
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This tutorial uses Xcode 4.2 and iOS 5 In this tutorial, we shall show you how to create a basic application with a tab bar controller along the bottom using iOS 5. We won’t use a template, we will start with the most basic template available, the “Empty Application”. Read on to get started. Creating a New...
read moreWelcome to iOSConsultancy. This site is the home to many great tutorials on how to develop for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. As well as tutorials on Xcode itself, along with related industries such as Source Code Management, Web Service coding and much much more. Over the next few days, all our old posts from...
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