Core Graphics Tutorial: Shadows and Gloss
Until iOS 6, gloss effects were common across iOS, from buttons and bars to almost any element in the UIKit. With iOS 7, Apple changed its design approach to a flatter interface. That doesn’t mean that it’s wrong or outdated to use gloss effects! It’s still important to know how to create them. Core Graphics makes it easy. Getting Started For this tutorial, you’ll work on a project called Cool Tab
Custom UIButtons using Core Graphics instead of images - It's A Feature
In this fairly short article, we’ll take a look at how to create a simple UIButton subclass which represents a pill-shaped two coloured button. During this article, I’m assuming you already have your iOS project set up and know your basic Objective-C, and your way around Xcode. Feel free to ask for more detailed instructions in the comments and I’ll be happy to help you out. Without further ado..
Core Graphics: How to Make a Glossy Button
Core Graphics is one of those frameworks that’s easy to avoid as an iOS developer. It’s a little obscure, the syntax is not super modern and Apple doesn’t give it as much love at WWDC as they should! Plus, you can avoid it very easily by just using images instead. However, Core Graphics is an insanely powerful tool to master! You can free yourself from the shackles of graphic designers and wield t
Core Graphics Tutorial: Patterns
Core Graphics is a powerful, yet friendly, set of APIs for drawing in a UIKit application. In addition to primitives like shapes and gradients, with Core Graphics you can code up patterns. Core Graphics Patterns are an arbitrary sets of graphics operations that can be tiled to fill an area. You can create magnificent backgrounds for your apps using repeated shapes. Core Graphics Patterns are a per
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