Openflow is an open source library that implements an iTunes style cover flow. [http://apparentlogic.com/openflow/] When iOS5 was released, though, it started looking funny – the covers were coming in from the front instead of the back. The perspective was completely off. This can be fixed with a few tweaks outlined at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7686506/how-can-i-make-openflow-work-correctly-in-ios-5-0 Specifically the following ...
This was a bit confusing – if you just do a clean in XCode 4 you may still have old files lying around, completely disrupting your test process. There is also no apparent clean all option unlike previous version of XCode. All you have to do is: press the option key and click on Product ...
Though iOS 4 comes with a variety of fonts, you may want to include additional ones for an application. Recently, we had to include Arial Black in our UIWebView for a card viewer application. Here is how: You drag the *.ttf file into the Resources folder Add a row to the *-info.plist file called “UIAppFonts” ...
If you are using the open source mobile framework PhoneGap to develop mobile applications, you may run into a problem first running it on the newly released XCode 4.0 development tool. When you try to go through the Phonegap Tutorial, you will notice that on Step 4 there is no such folder called “www”. To ...
