Came across an article from Ian Thain. Web or SDK?— Web Development and SDK Development each offer distinct advantages to the iPhone Developer...So I set out over the last two months, with the aid of the LinkedIn Polls feature to gauge the trend I am a true believer of
Dave called me back to help out on the Inauguration Report project a week ago. I am so proud of the fact that I got to participate in the Twitter Vote Report project and now the Inauguration Report project. This time you can report text, audio and photo. And also
Our first game Rochambeau hits the App Store a week ago.
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Twitter Vote Report
On November 4th 2008, millions of Americans will go to over 200,000 distinct voting locations and using different systems and machinery to vote. Some voters will have a terrific experiences, and others will experience the same problems we have been hearing about for years - long lines, broken machines, inaccurate
Yeah, it's funny. I got an email yesterday (Sunday) afternoon saying that someone is in great need of some iPhone help and the deadline was mid-night!! When I got home I looked into the project and found out that it is the Twitter Votereport application. 'Interesting&
One of my team member told me that she saw another team using our J-RAT method. I said "Great! How they like it." "All developers hated it," she said. "They didn't like being watched and couldn't actually code when sitting
My computer life began when my mom got me an Apple IIe in the 80s. I had great fun with that machine. Coding in Basic, upgrading memory (got the great 128K memory card) and even upgrading the CPU and built-in ROM. I left Apple when I sold the IIe
After you register the defaults, you still need to do a sync to have the values actually saved in the default database: [[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] synchronize]; See if that helps. Sze Wong Zerion Consulting http://www.zerionconsulting.com On Sep 27, 12:10 am, Tom <sunkunj...@gmail.com> wrote:
Are you trying to save an image of your active UIView into a file or the photo library? If so, here: UIGraphicsBeginImageContext(pictureView.bounds.size); [pictureView.layer renderInContext:UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext()]; UIImage *viewImage = UIGraphicsGetImageFromCurrentImageContext(); UIGraphicsEndImageContext(); UIImageWriteToSavedPhotosAlbum(viewImage, nil, nil, nil); pictureView is the UIView that you want to save. Sze Wong Zerion
Are you trying to save files that sits on your desktop to the phone's file structure through xcode? If you are talking about ActiveSync kind of file transfer, then the answer is no. The iPhone (if you didn't know yet) is a very close environment. Now,