Tapku Library is an open source iOS framework for iPhone and iPad development built on Cocoa and UIKit intended for broad use in applications. The framework includes popular API’s including coverflow, calendar grid, Progress Bars, Custom Table Cells, Graphs, HUDs and chart view.
Few days ago, the jQuery team announced that they are working on jQuery Mobile which will probably become quickly popular on creating mobile web apps. for the fans of the library.On the other hand, there are already ready-to-use solutions like the pretty-complete jQuery iPhone UI (check the "Mobile Development" category for others).
It is a jQuery library which emulates the iPhone interface that is handy for creating iPhone web applications.The library includes widgets like menu,...
cocos2d for iPhone is a framework for building 2D games, demos, and other graphical/interactive applications. It is based on the cocos2d design: it uses the same concepts, but instead of using python it uses objective-c.
cocos2d for iPhone is:
* Easy to use: it uses a familiar API, and comes with lots of examples
* Fast: it uses the OpenGL ES best practices and optimized data structures
* Flexible: it is easy to extend, easy to integrate with 3rd party libraries
* Free: is...
A fancy new iPad is the perfect travel companion for any designer. The richness of the large multi-touch screen makes for some incredibly useful and fun apps that can really drive your creativity.Below we’ll look at 30 different apps spanning several categories that can help designers and creatives out with everything from jotting down notes and wireframing to staying on task.
Developing a mobile application requires many decisions to be made before the first line of code is even written. For instance, should you go with a web app or a native app? If so, should you use a framework? There is no incorrect answer to either of these questions-it depends on the situation. Today we are going to talk about a specific solution to these questions: Sencha Touch.
While the iPad and iPhone share iOS as their operating system there are many aspects of development for the iPad that are considerably different and should be understood by developers looking to create the best possible iPad apps.On this page I have decided to list tutorials specifically created for the iPad along with other resources such as user interface design tips, and graphical resources such as UI prototyping tools and vector kits.
This is the much-anticipated iPhone 4, unveiled to the world by Apple CEO Steve Jobs at the opening keynote of Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco. From the front, it looks largely like any other iPhone, with the same-sized touchscreen and a singlebutton for navigation, but the sides and rear of the case reveal an entirely new design – and it’s not new just for the sake of it
Photokeys has been around for a while. It was released about a year ago and lets you change tools in Photoshop, right from your iPhone.
One of most common actions used for an iPhone or iPad application is the touch event. An event is not useful if it doesn’t trigger a meaningful action. This tutorial covers how to attach a touch event to a custom button and how to trigger the animation of an object. In the end, the result is a simple on-screen game controller, which can be extended to the limits of your imagination.
Every iPhone owner should know that he/she possesses a device which is more that just a cell phone to call or text.You can use it as your second computer when you are not at your home or office, and we think this was the purpose of creating iPhone. It has great interface and superb Wi-Fi compatibility which places it in Elite class among other mobile devices.
This tutorial will teach beginning iOS SDK users how to install apps on their iPhone OS hardware for testing and development.
This iPhone SDK tutorial will introduce you to the Media Player framework and the MPMoviePlayerController class. You will learn how to play videos in your iPhone applications, subscribe to notifications with NSNotificationCenter, and log messages to the console. Along the way, you will hunt down and plug a memory leak and watch the Apollo 11 crew land on the moon.This tutorial is good for iPhone SDK beginners, as each step assumes no prior-knowledge of the Xcode environment. Intermediate...
iPhone developers stand to benefit tremendously from finding tools and services that will make the development process as efficient, fun, and profitable as possible. The eight tools in this article cover a range of developer needs, from analytics and monitoring tools to In-App Purchase and Push Notification services. All provide the opportunity to increase productivity and add end-user value -without reinventing the wheel.
This article is an introduction to the various ways of getting content and applications onto the iPhone. It is by no means a full guide, but hopes to point you in the right direction and give you an overview of what is involved in the process.
Web accessible APIs provide a wealth of resources for extending the functionality of your iPhone apps. These APIs tend to be consumed in two primary data formats: XML and JSON. The iPhone SDK has built-in support for XML parsing, and this will be covered in a separate tutorial. In this tutorial, we will be focusing on adding JSON support to your iOS applications by demonstrating how to create a Twitter reading client app.
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