When you’re developing IOS apps you often need user input to receive some data.
You have the following options to get the data from a user:
When you release an app and add new features, there will be a time you need to update you persistent store. This is easy to do when you are in a development stage, because you can just delete your app and the persistent store will be re-generated. But when you are live and people have downloaded your app, you need to be careful. They won’t like it if suddenly their saved data has disappeared!
Continue reading How to do a lightweight Core Data migration
After finishing up iCapital, I was thinking about a new app to learn some extra API’s or frameworks. We were discussing about games during meetings, and that was my eureka moment. You probably know the feeling when you are in a boring meeting and you want to play OXO with a collegue … passing the paper and thinking ‘oh damn, it’s so obvious we aren’t paying any attention’.
Continue reading Boring Meeting OXO – a new way to have fun meetings
Due to a broken foot this summer, I finally found the time to investigate the objective-c language.
As a result of this, I’ve just released my first app to the App Store … iCapital!
It’s a little app which let you search for any country in the world and it will tell you what the capital is. You can also do an inverse search (so if you know the capital and you want to know the country). If you want additional data, the app connects to Wikipedia!
Continue reading iCapital – an app to learn the countries a fun way