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- @satefan http://bit.ly/boFKrZ "Adding an instance variable to an existing class is not supported." in reply to satefan 3 weeks ago
- But on that note, Wipeout HD in 3D looks unbelievable. Definitely worth a re-playthrough! However down from 1080p @ 60fps to 720p @30fps :( 3 weeks ago
- Oh ok @PlayStation; the PS3 DOESN'T do 3D Blu-ray but does do 3D games. Well that sucks! September firmware update now, please. 3 weeks ago
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Quick guide to updating your app’s UI for iPhone 4
Posted on June 12, 2010 | 3 CommentsiPhone 4 will make your UI look stunning. Everything in UIKit has been scaled up already so it will require only a bit of work on your end to make the rest of your app look amazing on iPhone 4. If you only code and don’t... -
Debugging Executables for Push Notifications
Posted on June 3, 2010 | No CommentsI am implementing Push Notifications in one of my apps. Doing so may be a bit tricky in terms of debugging since you cannot actually debug incoming Push Notifications appropriately while the app is running, so I wanted to share this tip. Also, I am... -
Why the whole world can’t have iPad now
Posted on May 11, 2010 | No CommentsI was chatting with a friend today regarding the possible release of iPhone HD on the day of this year’s WWDC June 7th keynote. This lead us to talk about previous year’s release dates and whether the iPhone HD will be available worldwide on the... -
Shadow offset in custom UITableViewCells (for the inner OCD in you)
Posted on November 16, 2009 | 1 CommentApple has a great example code for drawing fast UITableView using custom, complex UITableViewCells called AdvancedTableViewCells. In the example code, you get three versions and I prefer the one named CompositeSubviewBasedApplicationCell, because it draws your cell as one view, just like Loren Brichter’s Fast Scrolling... -
Getting visual with UITableViews [UPDATED]
Posted on August 23, 2009 | 1 CommentUPDATED 27/8: I’ve updated the code and pushed it to bitbucket. All the drawing takes place in a separate class and only one subview is added to the cell(s). Again, if you need to add images for every single cell in a large UITableView, you...






