Working on my new app, Pocket Color Wheel I learned how easy to use native iOS tools to draw various shapes. For another app I’m working on, I wanted to draw clockwise and counterclockwise spirals. In this intermediate Swift tutorial I’m going to show you how to use a CABasicAnimation core animation and a CAShapeLayer … Continue reading Animating the drawing of spirals in Swift – Tutorial
Parse is a third party “cloud app solution” that is platform independent. You can learn more about it here. This intermediate programming tutorial will show you how to incorporate Parse into a Swift project and store user login details in Parse cloud storage. Getting Started I’ve prepared a project template that includes the Storyboard and View controller … Continue reading Login with Parse in Swift – Xcode 6.4 iOS 8.4 Tutorial
The second build was rejected on July 9th. Their reason: “We were unable to locate some of the features described in your marketing materials or release notes. Specifically: Find restaurants pinned by your friends and other foodies around the world.” The app had no records of friends and other foodies saving their restaurants yet. I replaced … Continue reading Foodie’s Notes app has been approved
The Apple App store rejected my first binary. Their reason: “We were unable to locate some of the features described in your marketing materials or release notes. Specifically: Search.” As you can see from the screen shot in the previous post, the Favorite section of my app did have a Search bar, but the Feed section … Continue reading Foodie’s Notes app submitted for a second review
Hello! Welcome to my blog “A Bearable Code”. After two months of learning iOS Development from AppCoda’s book “Beginning iOS 8 Programming with Swift“, I submitted my first simple app “Foodie’s Notes” to App Store for review. The author of the book, Simon Ng, guided how to develop a food app from scratch. I tried to … Continue reading Foodie’s Notes app submitted for review
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