Tag Archives: iPhone Development
How to get the Return key to dismiss a UITextView
Need to dismiss they keyboard in a UITextView? Changing the Return key to read “Done” doesn’t make the iPhone keyboard to go away. Put this code in the delegate for your UITextView and your return key can behave more like … Continue reading
plist > JSON > XML
Having developed 4 or 5 iPhone apps now that download remote XML data from servers and populate tables view and other content, I can tell you without reservation that it is the slowest way to go. Performance using JSON is … Continue reading
How To Place a UIWebView inside a UIScrollView
To display several pieces of content on a screen, I needed several views. A scroll view (UIScrollView) was necessary to encompass the headline, photo and story text; I had the headline and photo at the top in a fixed area, … Continue reading
Xcode installation woes.
iPhone developers: if you install Xcode 3.2.3 to start developing iOS4 apps you may be surprised to find that all prior SDKs and Simulators before 4.0 for iPhone (and 3.2 for iPad) get removed. Trying to build using an older … Continue reading
Juggleware at WWDC
WWDC is definitely the top annual event for Apple developers. The event, which took place last week at the Moscone Center in downtown San Francisco was Juggleware’s first year there, and it was all that it was promised to be. … Continue reading
Streaming Radio app approved
Fast on the heels of the last post, we are pleased to announce that Apple has approved Juggleware’s latest app, Radio Backporch Revolution. Initially we received a rejection letter from the App Store review team, saying that the app used … Continue reading
Apple v. Satire, part 17.
Pulitzer-prize winning satirist Mark Fiore had his app rejected by Apple because it “ridicules public figures.” Regular readers will remember that Juggleware’s own app Freedom Time was actually the test case of this unwritten and up-til-then unknown policy, which had … Continue reading
mySQL to SQLite cheatsheet for iPhone developers
Although I started writing this as a cheat-sheet for myself (after many hours of struggling with this by trial-and-error), I figured it would be helpful for other iPhone developers who’d like to take a mySQL database online and migrate it … Continue reading
Apple tries to defend its App Store to the FCC
I just saw that Apple has put on its home page now has a public response to justify its App Store policies. http://www.apple.com/hotnews/apple-answers-fcc-questions/ Of course the FCC is primarily interested in its rejection of big, important apps like Google Voice, … Continue reading