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Monthly Archives: January 2010
App Store Overpopulation
The number of applications in the app store is approaching 100,000. The quality of applications in this massive of a marketplace is hard to measure. Apple provides the star ratings for applications but I like to have a few more [...]
Posted in Uncategorized 6 Comments
CES 2010 – Mobile Processors, eReaders and Tablets
This year I was lucky enough to go to CES in beautiful Las Vegas. While I’m sure you all know, CES is the Consumer Electronics Show, and it is one of the largest trade shows in the world. Everyone who [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged CES, Consumer Electronics Show, eInk, eReader, Intel, Kindle, Nook, Tablet 5 Comments
iPhone Coding Recipe: Live Character Counter, Word filter, and 1337 Translator For A UITextField
I'm sure you have seen a Twitter client such as Twittelator Pro or Tweetie 2 count down the characters as you type your Tweet. This is done by responding to the Editing Changed action on a UITextField.
Today, I will show you how you can implement this functionality in your application as well as show you some other real world examples of responding to this action. Here are a few of the uses that we will discuss:
- Countdown of characters allowed - Used when the user is limited by a certain number of characters
- Word filter - useful in filtering out swear words or other unwanted text
- Live translator - our example will translate english to 1337 :)
I will create the core code and show you how to modify it slightly to implement the other 2 applications.
Posted in Recipes, iPhone Programming Tutorials Tagged 1337, Editing Changed, iphone programming, UITextField, Word filter 14 Comments
Cocoa Development in 2010
2009 will be known as the year the world learned the word app. With the first full calendar year of the app store coming to a close it is amazing to look back and see the growth that has occurred [...]
Posted in Featured, Uncategorized 5 Comments
UITextField – A Complete API Overview
The UITextField is probably one of the most commonly used UI controls on the iPhone. It is the primary method of user input via the keyboard and provides a great deal of additional functionality. With the success of our las [...]
Posted in iPhone Programming Tutorials Tagged iPhone Coding, iphone programming, objective-c, UITextField 14 Comments
Who’s Up For Some iPad Coding?