Tutorial: Asynchronous HTTP Client Using NSOperationQueue | iPhone Programming Tutorials
Introduction Recently here at ELC, we’ve been working on an app that requires a lot of server interaction, which has been a learning experience for managing threading, server load and connectivity. In order to keep the app performant and responsive while sending a large number of requests and aggregating a large set of data, our team had to intelligently manage and prioritize network interactions.
Diving into the Twitter Stream | iPhone Programming Tutorials
Hey iCoders. As I posted earlier I recently made an iPad app called . I just put out a new release of the app with a big new feature. The app now has a scrolling timeline of the tweets it is seeing as they come in. In order to make this app I took advantage of the that is provided by twitter. This API creates a persistent connection between the Twitter servers and your application. We will essenti
Facebook SDK – Posting to User News Feed | iPhone Programming Tutorials
Hello, I’m () and I recently finished working on . Many applications use Facebook for posting content from their respective applications, there could be infinite items that a developer would like to post to users feeds whilst using their applications but today we will be focusing on posting a link to a users feed. In order to get started using the Facebook SDK & API’s you will need to download the
Dealing with the Twitter Oauth-Apocalypse | iPhone Programming Tutorials
As many of you may have seen in recent weeks, Twitter changed its access policies and now that access Twitter user accounts. This is a large change from how many iPhone developers having been incorporating Twitter into their applications. What is OAuth exactly? How can iPhone developers get their apps up to date so they don’t break their Twitter incorporation? Well we have all the info you need to
iPhone Game Programming Series: Blackjack – Part 1: The Deck | iPhone Programming Tutorials
It has been quite some time since our last iPhone video game series and now we are ready to start a new one. Given the success of our iTennis tutorial series, we will be following along the same line and create a game without using OpenGL ES. If you are interested in OpenGL ES programming, check out , he’s super rad. In this series we will be creating a simple Blackjack game with the following fea
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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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Dynamically Controlling Your Application From The Web | iPhone Programming Tutorials
