Tutorial: Share on Twitter and Facebook in Swift
Apple has integrated Twitter login support since iOS 5, and Facebook since iOS 6. In the past, developers had to integrate the full Facebook and Twitter SDK to integrate sharing in their apps. Since it’s built in, it’s much easier to add these social features to your own app. Note: If you would like to […]
Tutorial: Today Widget in Swift
App extensions in the Today view are called widgets. Widgets give users quick access to information that’s important right now. For example, users open the Today view to check current stock prices or weather conditions, see today’s schedule, or perform a quick task such as marking an item as done. Users tend to open the […]
TestFlight vs Enterprise Distribution
If you build apps more than likely you’ll need to send out test builds of your app to a group of users so they can review it and give you feedback before releasing it to the public. Depending on the scale and complexity of the app you’ll need to do this many times before your […]
Tutorial: Submitting your App using the New iTunes Connect
Recently Apple updated their iTunes Connect portal (http://itunesconnect.apple.com) with a brand new look and feel. It was a very welcomed change since the portal has not been changed in years. You’ll notice that Apple has created icons for everything, it’s much easier to navigate around and it looks really nice when viewing on tablets or […]
Tutorial: How to use Auto Layout in Xcode 6
Apple just introduced the new iPhone 6 (4.7in) and iPhone 6 Plus (5.5in). These are two additional sizes to the existing iPhone 4 (3.5in), iPhone 5 (4in), and iPad (9.4in). As iOS developers we have long enjoyed not having to develop for too many different screen sizes, unlike Android, until now. With this many screens […]
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