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Apple Posts New iOS Development Videos Covering In-App Purchases, Open GL ES, And More
In the past I have mentioned Apple’s posting of videos from the WWDC 2011 conference.
Today I found that in December Apple posted several new videos covering content on user interface design, tuning OpenGL ES games, using instruments, in-app purchases, game center and more.
Apparently of the topics of these videos overlap with Apple’s iOS 5 tech talk tour so if you don’t have a chance to attend one of the talks you might find it especially useful.
Open Source: New Networking Framework Inspired By The Now Defunct ASIHttpRequest
ASIHttpRequest was an extremely popular framework that made basic communications, and interacting with REST based web services dead simple.
Unfortunately updates of ASIHttpRequest have been discontinued and I’ve previously mentioned the lightweight communications library AFNetworking as an alternative.
Mugunth Kumar has released a new library known as MKNetworkKit which marries the feature set of both ASIHttpRequest, and adds a few new interesting features.
Some of the features added according to the Github page are:
Best Resources In iOS Development – November 28th, 2011
Welcome to another edition to the best resources in iOS development featuring the most popular resources on this site in the last two weeks.
This edition is dominated by open source components allowing you to easily use iCloud, create an interactive gridview component, and easily create UITableView’s.
iOS 5 also continues to be a popular topic on this site.
Here are the resources:
An In-Depth Look At The Sensible Tableview UITableView Library
If you’ve been following iOS development sites for awhile then you’ve likely come across a few source code stores that often sell components that could be cloned in an hour or two at an extremely high price. Because of this, the first time I that I came across Sensible TableView I didn’t really give it much of a chance – that was a mistake.
Best Resources In iOS Development – August 29th 2011
Welcome to the site, and to another list featuring some of the best resources in iPad and iPhone development that were features on this site in the last week. I know that many regular visitors have had quite a bit on their minds more important than development in the last few days, and I hope that all is well.
This list features some excellent open source frameworks, and controls – some answers to visitor questions, and some very useful tutorials and tools.