While this is not a Metal Detecting blog, I do capture my iPhone exploits here, so this is mostly relevant 😉 I’ve just released my 5th iPhone app, and the one that I am most excited about.  I’m probably always excited about the newest one, but this one really solves a specific set of needs […]
iOS 5 has made it much, MUCH easier to set an image as the background of your UINavigationBar. There are dozens of tutorials out there that will get you there, and I tried a half dozen of them, but still couldn’t get it to work. The code itself is very simple, and here it is: […]
When you’re writing apps for iPad or iPhone, you’ve got a couple of options for you database solutions.  By far the best options (if it fits your app’s data needs) is Apple’s own Core Data which can use SQLite as it’s database store.  Core Data is fast, efficient, an object store, and provides some great integration […]
Here’s a newby tip for iPhone and iPad developers…I am noob too 😉 I was trying to build an indexPath based on a row # and section, but none of the constructors I tried seemed to work…stuff like indexPathWithIndex: or indexPathWithIndexes:length. Back to the class reference for more reading. I found the answer in the […]
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