Tweet Hello, and welcome to another iOS Development tutorial. Today we are going to learn about UIPickerViews and how to switch viewcontrollers (I’ll explain what that is later). I’ll start off by explaining that picker views work fairly the same way as table views, so if you did the last tutorial then you should have [...]
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iOS Development Tutorial Series: TableViews
Tweet Hello again, today we will learn about UITableViews and NSArrays, but before we start I need everyone who reads these tutorials to vote on the poll below, since it will determine how the next tutorials will be presented. Since Apple released the new version of Xcode (Xcode 4) I need to know whether we [...]
iOS Development Tutorial Series: Calculator Part 2
Tweet Hello, and welcome to another iOS development tutorial. Hopefully you’ve been able to track along with me and keep pace with my teaching. If you haven’t just let me know and I can slow it down some more or explain specific concepts that you may be struggling with. Today, we are going to proceed [...]
iOS Development Tutorial Series: Calculator
Tweet In this tutorial we are going to explore more of Xcode, learn more about programming in general, and build a calculator. I’ll start off with saying, if you have any problems with this tutorial or any of my tutorials, feel free to email me and ask questions, Derek@homeschooldev.com. Also, don’t delete your project after [...]
iOS Development Tutorial Series: Hello World
Tweet Although it seems very Cliché, our first iPhone app will be a Hello World program. Mostly everyone starts out programming with a Hello World exercise, so let’s not stray from the group since it seems they are doing well… As we go through this series I will explain concepts like Objective-C (the programming language iOS [...]
iOS Development Tutorial series: Beginning iOS Development
Tweet To get started with iPhone development you will first need to learn some things… Firstly, some history is always useful when learning something new. iPhone apps are written in a computer programming language called Objective-C which was originally created by a company called NeXTSTEP. Apple soon purchased Objective-C and used it to develop their [...]
