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Testing with TestFlight
Testing an application is indispensable if you plan to deliver a robust and reliable product to your customers. This article will take a closer look at beta testing iOS applications with TestFlight, a...
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Mobile Web: Create an SVG Loading Spinner
This tutorial will guide you through the development of a simple SVG loading spinner for use on mobile web sites. Visual indicators like the spinner built in this tutorial are used to indicate...
View ArticleLearn iOS SDK Development from Scratch!
Interested in learning native iOS SDK development? Now is the perfect time to get started! Mobiletuts+ is pleased to announce an in-depth, fully up-to-date session on how to become an iOS SDK...
View ArticleUnderstanding the iOS Ecosystem
Before you begin building iOS applications, it’s crucial that you first understand the ecosystem. This article will examine the fundamentals of the iOS operating system, the various iOS devices...
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Tuts+ Jobs: Dream Jobs for Web & Creative Professionals
We’ve been building something really awesome over the last couple of months, and it’s finally time reveal it! We’re extremely excited to announce the launch of the Tuts+ Jobs.Tuts+ Jobs is a job board...
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Getting Started with the iOS SDK Development Environment
Before we can start creating iOS applications, we need to set up the development environment. This tutorial will show you how to register as an Apple developer and install the development tools you’ll...
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How to Test Your Apps on Physical iOS Devices
Provisioning an application for testing on either a physical device or for App Store distribution can be a nightmare for beginners. However, every iOS developer has to tackle this hurdle at some point....
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Creating Your First iOS Application
Even though we have already learned quite a bit in this series on iOS development, I am sure you are eager to start building iOS applications that do something cool or useful. In this tutorial, your...
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Learning C: A Primer
You may have heard that you need to be familiar with Objective-C if you plan to develop iOS applications. While Objective-C is indeed an important component of iOS development, people tend to forget...
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Getting Started with Objective-C
With the basics of C still fresh in your memory, it is time to become familiar with Objective-C. The key difference with C is that Objective-C is an object oriented programming language, whereas C is a...
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Best of Tuts+ in November 2012
Each month, we bring together a selection of the best tutorials and articles from across the whole Tuts+ network. Whether you’d like to read the top posts from your favourite site, or would like to...
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Android SDK: Using Fragments
The notion of fragments was introduced in Android 3.0, API Level 11. Since then, the Android community has seen six major platform releases. Still, more than half of the active Android devices don’t...
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Exploring the iOS SDK
A good understanding of the iOS SDK is key when developing native iOS applications. Not only will it help you choose the right tools to tackle a particular problem, it will also make sure that you...
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Exploring the Foundation Framework
The Foundation framework is the bread and butter in the toolbox of an iOS developer. It provides the NSObject root class and a large number of fundamental building blocks for iOS development, from...
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Build an Apple Catcher Game – Tuts+ Premium
In this tutorial series, you’ll learn how to create an Apple Catcher game. The objective of the game is to grab the apples that fall on the screen by dragging the basket. Read on!Tutorial TeaserStep 1:...
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First Steps with UIKit
UIKit is the framework that you will find yourself use most often. It defines the core components of an iOS application, from labels and buttons to table views and navigation controllers. In this...
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Table View Basics
Table views are among the most used components of the UIKit framework and are an integral part of the user experience on the iOS platform. Table views do one thing and they do it very well: present an...
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Navigation Controllers and View Controller Hierarchies
Navigation controllers are one of the primary tools for presenting multiple screens of content with the iOS SDK. This article will teach you how to do just that!IntroductionAs we saw in the previous...
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In this tutorial series, you’ll learn how to create an Apple Catcher game. The objective of the game is to grab the apples that fall on the screen by dragging the basket. Read on!Tutorial TeaserStep 1:...
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Exploring Tab Bar Controllers
While navigation controllers let users navigate hierarchical content or complex data by managing a stack of view controllers, tab bar controllers manage an array of view controllers that don’t...
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