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How to use Apple’s Identifier for Advertisers (IDFA)
On the first of May, 2013, Apple began rejecting any app or app update in the App Store if it accessed UDIDs, moving app developers towards its own preferred ad tracking option, the Identifier for Advertisers (IDFA). IDFA stands for “identifier for advertisers.” It’s a random, anonymous number that is assigned to a user and […]
iOS7, We’ve Got A Problem
Today is the day, iOS7 launches to all iPhones & iPads. What does that mean to us developers? A lot of work, that’s what. Unlike other transitions iOS5 -> iOS6, all previous apps “just worked” but this version is the biggest change since iOS 3.0. Approximately about 90% of apps tested are having trouble running […]
Framework: CoreBackground
Are you developing a new app for iOS7? If you are, you may want to consider using some of the new techniques that other apps are using to make it feel like a true iOS7 feeling app. If you’ve used the new Yahoo! Weather app you will have seen a nice blur light effect that […]
Framework: Mutual Mobile Drawer Controller
Have you ever wanted to build an app with a styled menu that slides out from the left or right like Facebook and YouTube? Now you can easily add this functionality to your apps with a great framework called Mutual Mobile Drawer Controller (MMDrawerController). It was developed by the fine folks at Mutual Mobile. MMDrawerController […]
Tutorial: Using Sub-Projects & Git Submodules to Create a Framework in iOS
If you manage a number of iOS applications that have a lot of the same features you may want to consider building a framework that can be used across all of them. There are a couple ways to do this, the most common would be to build a static library. A great solution for creating […]
