PhoneGap APIを拡張する@iPhone | Lab by engineering@dwango.jp
前回は、AndroidでのPhoneGap API拡張の紹介でした。今回は、iPhoneの場合のPhoneGap拡張方法について解説します。この記事は先週リリースされたPhoneGap 1.0を対象としています。インストールまたはアップグレードの注意点については、PhoneGap iOS版のREADMEを参照してください。 PhoneGapのプラグイン機構の仕組み PhoneGapでは、iOSのネイティブ機能をJavaScriptに提供するためのプラグイン機構を用意しています。プラグインは、JavaScript APIとObjective-C APIで構成され、JavaScript側からはAndroidと同様にPhoneGap.exec()関数でネイティブAPIを呼びます。iPhoneの場合はPhoneGap.exec()関数内部でgap://<Class>.<command>/[<arg
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Xcode 4: the super mega awesome review - Pilky.me
posted on 9 Mar 2011 So it is finally here. Xcode 4 has been released into the world and we are now allowed to talk about it. As my review of Xcode 3.2 went down really well I thought I would have a go at reviewing Xcode 4 in depth. I'll also be publishing other posts over the next few days going in to some of the bigger changes since 3.2 in more detail and hopefully helping you migrate. I've also
Practical Design Patterns with Blocks and Grand Central Dispatch
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mikeash.com: Friday Q&A 2009-11-06: Linking and Install Names
It's another Friday, and thus another Friday Q&A. I have recovered from the confusion of the Daylight Saving Time transition and am now ready to talk about Mac OS X linking, install names, @executable_path, and friends. Static Libraries These are so simple they barely need discussion. When you link against a static library, the contents of that library are copied into your application when you bui
iPhone Development Emergency Guide - Matt Gemmell
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Memory Management with Objective C / Cocoa / iPhone | memo.tv
Now that the iPhone SDK is out, iPhone/iPod Touch has sold millions and the App Store is pretty popular, there are many people taking to iPhone and Cocoa Touch development. While the SDK is very well designed and pretty quick to get into, the biggest hurdle is usually the unique language that Apple (and previously NextStep) chose for its development on OSX and iPhone: Objective C. At first glance
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mikeash.com: Friday Q&A 2009-03-20: Objective-C Messaging
Welcome back to another Friday Q&A. This week I'd like to take Joshua Pennington's idea and elaborate on a particular facet last week's topic of the Objective-C runtime, namely messaging. How does messaging work, and what exactly does it do? Read on! Definitions Before we get started on the mechanisms, we need to define our terms. A lot of people are kind of unclear on exactly what a "method" is v
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