Last year, at WWDC 2014, Apple presented a cool new way how we can show off our brilliant apps to an unsuspecting audience. After working on the official prod.ly app for the better part of 3 months, today I created and published my first app preview video. Here’s how.
Proud Day
I am walking around with a proudly swelled chest. Apple has fixed a bug I filed almost 2 years ago.
Tappable UILabel Hyperlinks
In the previous blog post of this series, I have demonstrated how to modify the way UILabel draws hyperlinks. In this article I am showing how to implement function to make the hyperlinks tappable.
Customizing UILabel Hyperlinks
For the ProductLayer prod.ly app I wanted to show a timeline of user opines. Opines are – in spirit – similar to tweets and as such can also contain hyperlinks. In this post I am discussing how to customize hyperlink drawing for UILabels. In a second article on this subject I will then show how to implement tappable hyperlinks for UILabel as well.
Years of Barcodes
My last 15 months had a common theme: barcodes. At this point all my research, coding and writing is finally allowed to move into the public sphere, plainly visible for all who care. And incredibly interesting for those who don’t just yet.
Deal of the Day
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DTCoreText 1.6.15
This maintenance update for DTCoreText aggregates several contributed fixes.
DTFoundation 1.7.5
This maintenance update for DTFoundation contains a few fixes for the parsers and other minor fixes.
Keychain Management Revamped
For the past several years I have been using an ugly hacked together class AccountManager in several projects for saving and retrieving generic passwords on the keychain. A couple of months ago I finally got around to replacing this with a well-designed thought-through component, DTKeychain, which works equally well on iOS and OS X.
