XML Tutorial for iOS: How To Read and Write XML Documents with GDataXML
In my recent post on How To Choose the Best XML Parser for Your iPhone Project, Saliom from the comments section suggested writing a post on how to use an XML library to read and write XML documents, create your own objects based on the documents, and perform XPath queries. This XML tutorial will show you how to do exactly that! We’ll create a project that reads a simple XML document that contains
Game Center Tutorial for iOS: How To Make A Simple Multiplayer Game: Part 1/2
I’m experimenting with a new way of writing tutorials – by taking suggestions by you guys! In the sidebar to the right (scroll down a bit), you’ll find a new section where you can vote for which tutorial comes next. In the first vote, a bunch of you guys said you wanted a tutorial about making a simple multiplayer game (88 of you to be exact!) – so here you go! :] In this 2-part Game Center tutori
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Core Text Tutorial for iOS: Making a Magazine App
Update note: This tutorial has been updated to Swift 4 and Xcode 9 by Lyndsey Scott. The original tutorial was written by Marin Todorov. Core Text is a low-level text engine that when used alongside the Core Graphics/Quartz framework, gives you fine-grained control over layout and formatting. With iOS 7, Apple released a high-level library called Text Kit, which stores, lays out and displays text
Core Data Tutorial for iOS: How To Use NSFetchedResultsController
Update 4/17/12: Fully updated for iOS 5 (original post by Ray Wenderlich, update by Adam Burkepile). This is the third and final part of a series to help get you up to speed with the basics of Core Data quickly. In the first part of the Core Data tutorial series, we created a visual data model for our objects, ran a quick and dirty test to make sure it works, and hooked it up to a table view so we
Getting Started with Core Data Tutorial
This is an abridged chapter from our book Core Data by Tutorials, which has been completely updated for Swift 4.2 and iOS 12. This tutorial is presented as part of our iOS 12 Launch Party — enjoy! Welcome to Core Data! In this tutorial, you’ll write your very first Core Data app. You’ll see how easy it is to get started with all the resources provided in Xcode, from starter code templates to the D
iPad for iPhone Developers 101 in iOS 6: Custom Input View Tutorial
Update 3/7/2013: Fully updated for iOS 6 (original post by Ray Wenderlich, update by Ellen Shapiro). This is the third part and final part of a three-part series to help get iPhone Developers up-to-speed with iPad development by focusing on three of the most useful classes: UISplitView, UIPopoverController, and Custom Input Views. In the first part of the series, you made an app with a split view
Core Data on iOS 5 Tutorial: How To Preload and Import Existing Data
Note from Ray: iOS Tutorial Team member Adam Burkepile has kindly updated the Core Data series to iOS 5 – I’ll post an announcement about it in a bit. This tutorial was completely rewritten in order to show a more elegant way of preloading data by making a Mac command line app that reuses your iPhone app’s Core Data model. I wanted to repost this specially so everyone is aware of the update/rewrit
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