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How to do UI Testing of iOS Applications Using OCUnit

By blackbear : Today, 07:44 PM
Until recently, the only want to do UI testing of your iOS applications was to use the UIAutomationFramework, which was buggy, very difficult to code for, and could not be run in an automated fashion,...
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An Introduction to Grand Central Dispatch

By chco : 27 July 2011 - 12:58 AM
Grand Central Dispatch, or GCD for short, is a low-level C API that works with block objects. The real use for GCD is to dispatch tasks to multiple cores without making you, the programmer, worry abou...
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A Short Introduction to Block Objects in Objective-C

By chco : 26 July 2011 - 01:44 PM
Block objects are packages of code that usually appear in the form of methods in Objective-C. In this excerpt from Concurrent Programming in Mac OS X and iOS the author speaks to their purpose and use...
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Is the iPhone 5 coming soon and to T-MO and Sprint?

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Animations in iOS Using Block Objects (Video, Part 2)

By VandadNP : 26 May 2011 - 03:36 AM
*** Example code is attached *** After learning simple block object animations in iOS in the previous video, you will now learn how to use more complicated block based animations that take advantage ...
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Animations in iOS Using Block Objects (Video, Part 1)

By VandadNP : 23 May 2011 - 04:32 AM
*** Example code is attached *** In this video, you will learn how to use the new block-based animations in the UIView class in iOS to create animations in your iOS apps. To learn more about graphic...
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Loading a Nib file, Programmatically (Objective-C)

By VandadNP : 23 March 2011 - 10:56 AM
If you want to load a Nib file at run time by simply allocating and initializing a View object, then you should take a rather strange approach to how you create your class files. Suppose you have a su...
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Automate the adding and updating of books to iTunes

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The common way to add a book purchased outside of the iBooks store is to add it to the library and sync it to your iPhone/iPad. But what happens when the publisher releases an updated book? How do y...
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Logging in iOS SDK - More Tips and Tricks and Magic Macros

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This is the ultimate debug-killer! This is the third video in the series of videos that I've prepared, teaching iOS developers how to take advantage of some of the most awesome features and ma...
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How to Use PayPal's Mobile Express Checkout Library for iOS

By sarahkim : 02 March 2011 - 03:18 PM
The following excerpt from PayPal APIs: Up and Running walks you through the steps required to setup Paypal's Mobile Express Checkout for your mobile app or mobile website.PayPal provides a Mobile...
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