Tag Archives: iOS

Numerous companies are offering solutions to secure mobile devices in the enterprise by supporting a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy inside the government. Yet even the most robust solutions are still unable to protect mobile devices from the large … Continue reading →

Here’s what we focused on: Intermittent Connectivity – Going in and out of coverage won’t kick you out of the reader anymore, meaning less disruptive reading on the train (as long as content is in the Offline Bookbag, or has … Continue reading →

XML parsing is an essential element for client-server applications. Most of the data transferred between client and server is in XML format, and generally, the XML data received from the server is of XML-RPC, SOAP, REST or RSS standard. In … Continue reading →

UITableView is one of the most used UI elements in iOS apps. This post will cover a very simple example that explains how to create a UITableViewController and populate with the data in an array.

It’s been an exciting year! From Responsive Web Design to jQuery Mobile, we’ve published a lot of great tips and tricks for developers in our Safari Books Online blog. Here we’ve compiled our most popular posts of 2012, along with … Continue reading →

Michal Owsiak, computer scientist and a hobbyist philosopher, has recently written a review of Hacking and Securing iOS Applications by Jonathan Zdziarski from O’Reilly Media. Jonathan takes you on the journey over the low level layers of iOS development and … Continue reading →

Michal Owsiak, computer scientist and a hobbyist philosopher, has recently written a review of The Game Jam Survival Guide from Packt Publishing. What I really enjoyed were real life examples of how to approach the topic, how to prepare yourself … Continue reading →

Michal Owsiak, computer scientist and a hobbyist philosopher, has recently written a review of Xcode 4 iOS Development from Packt Publishing. If you want to start iOS 5 development, you will face XCode 4 sooner then you expect. Why? Answer … Continue reading →

Unprecedented mobility is affecting the enterprise space, in a big way. If you haven’t heard of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device)–a term coined to encompass consumer mobile devices (smartphones and tablets) usage in enterprise space–then you probably haven’t been following … Continue reading →

This post will walk you through laying the foundation for a canvas-based mobile web game. I’ll be touching on some tips and tricks that can be used to create a polished, full screen web app that feels a native game … Continue reading →