iOS tips that speed you up
Swift and Xcode notes to ship apps a little faster.
iOS - Extending Class
Noval Agung Prayogo
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ios, objective-c
iOS - How to Write blocks
Noval Agung Prayogo
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objective-c, ios
XIB Style Helper
Scott
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ios, xcode, xib
Open iOS Simulator via command
Tom Krush
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terminal, ios
Masking UIImages and Reflections
IronLeash
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objective-c, uiimage, mask
Swift Immutable Model
Kostiantyn
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mode, clean, swift, konstantinkoval
Simple Localisation Testing for iOS
Tsz Ming Wong
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ios, xcode
Command+click on Xcode
David Gavilan
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xcode
Make an image centered and stretched in UIView
Nguyen Vu
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objective-c, xcode, ios 7
Mother of short functions
Tiago Reis
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ios, objective-c
About Reusing UITableViewCell
Andri Yadi
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uitableviewcell, ios
Output a list of methods available to a class
Kishyr Ramdial
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ios, mac, objc
How to Write Objective-C Blocks
Yuya
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objective-c
iOS UI background code template
Sherlock Yao
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objective-c, ios, xcode
Easy Unique File Names
Jason Larsen
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objective-c, ios
Dr. Fone for iOS
lauracouncil
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0 responses
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software, ios, wondershare, drfone
Excelent link about Obj-C block syntax
Raphael Oliveira
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objective-c, blocks
MacBook
Gibran E. Castillo
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android, ios, apple
AFNetworking for all things online!
Dal Rupnik
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ios, osx, code, networking
Hide select box picker on orientation change
Grigory Avdyushin
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ios, html5, js
Introduction to CocoaPods
Nathan Chang
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xcode, cocoapods, how-to, hsin919
New XCode 4.6.1 Corrupts Provisioning Profiles
Ivan Ramirez
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xcode, objc
ld: file not found: -lPods-*
Cayley Humphries
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xcode, cocoapods, objective-c, ios
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