I suppose itās about time I wrote about Little Bites of Cocoa. Iāve been having a blast with it. Hereās a little about how it came to be: The idea was simple. Daily bite-sized (get it?) tips and tricks to give readers a brief overview or explanation of a particular concept, technique, or tool. I⦠Read more of Little Bites of Cocoa š« ā
Iāve been really loving Githubās new Atom editor. Iāve also been blown away by the number of packages that have already been published only a few days after the project went public. Like most developers, I often like to crank the music while writing code. My music service of choice (at the moment⦠Read more of atom-spotify ā
Iām extremely happy to announce that my all-new minimalistic weather app, Conditions for iOS, is now live on the App Store! Seriously, Another Weather App? I wanted a beautiful app that would give me a quick answer to the question of Whatās the weather like?⦠Read more of Say Hello to my new Minimalistic Weather App, Conditions for iOS! ā
I often find myself needing to create what I call āstatic contentā UITableViewControllers. Whether it be a āSupportā or āAboutā screen, or possibly a simple āLoginā or āSettingsā screen, I find myself writing a ton of annoying, repetitive, boilerplate code⦠Read more of Create Static Content Screens with Ease! ā
Iāve just released a new little helper library for iOS development. Itās called JMWhenTapped. Itās is a simple little syntactical-sugar addition to all UIView objects, as well as any class that inherits from UIView. It allows you to assign touch-up, touch-down, and tapped (touched down then up)⦠Read more of Save Time and Code With JMWhenTapped ā
Today Iām open-sourcing a small project I use to do remote image downloading and caching on iOS called JMImageCache. It uses an NSCache based remote-image caching mechanism that can be easily integrated into any project. It is very light weight and isnāt meant to be a replacement for UIImageView⦠Read more of Introducing: JMImageCache ā