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Introduction Back in July of last year. Brandon put up a post showing you how to integrate twitter into your application. Today I am going to take the class he made last year and add a new class which will let you post to twit pic. First lets do a little overview of what tools we need for this. Required Tools Twit pic is an awesome service. They have created a whole public API, that anyone can use

I had some a to shorten URLs for an in-application Twitter client I’m working on and thought I would share my simple solution with you guys. It’s actually pretty straight forward and can be done in 1 line of code. I have broken it up into several for clarity. NSString *url = @"http://brandontreb.com"; NSString *apiEndpoint = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"http://api.tr.im/v1/trim_simple?url=%@",url]

I was recently working on an internal project for Burnside Digital, and decided it was time to do some memory profiling to make sure that I didn’t have any leaks. I ran the program with the ‘Leaks’ tool of instruments, and as I was watching the Live Bytes column, I saw the number of Bytes being used, slowly but surely increasing as time went on. Instruments wasn’t detecting any leaks, so I knew th

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This tutorial was contributed by Dave (AKA Clarke76) on the Forums. WebSite: -Main project on site is eDuo. A .Net app that connects to OWA Exchange and forwards to IMAP account. Free program for those who can’t use Active Sync Important Links: [WebService] -After creating our XML data / SOAP request, we create a URLRequest. We add HTTP Header values, those values you read from the WebService. -We

A lot of applications you see have an email button. When you click it then it will leave the application and take you to the Mail application. It can get really annoying leaving the application and then going back in after your done sending the email. This is just a great way to show off your app and make your app look more professional and make it easier on the user by filling in the To and Subje

If you are a developer (which you most likely are if you are reading this) you probably have (or should have) a Twitter account. With Twitter getting so much attention lately, you would be crazy to not include some sort of Twitter integration into your own iPhone application. There are many ways applications can be made more social by including Twitter. For example, you could make the application

This will be a simple tutorial showing you how to put a UITextField in a UIAlertView. This is simple and just a couple lines if code. You will learn CGAffineTransform and coding UITextField programmatically. Heres a screenshots of what we should get. So lets go ahead and get started… 1. Create A New View Based Application You can name it whatever you want, I am gonna name it TextFieldInAlert. 2. I

With this I’m assuming you have a bit of familiarity with the iPhone SDK – you can download it for free from Apple’s site, and follow along here. We’re going to build an RSS feed reader for a simple feed (from The Apple Blog, no less). Let’s get started Open Xcode and choose the “File” menu, in which you’ll click the “New Project…” item. Click “Application” under “iPhone OS” in the list at left. O