I am really interested in developing for mobile platforms and fiddling around with various programming languages. I began developing with Titanium after I read about it during the launch of Mobiletuts+ and I have found my niche. I am currently learning more about the Titanium APIs and am also learning to develop for iPhone with Objective C 2.0.
In this quick tip tutorial, you will learn how to quickly integrate custom fonts in Titanium Mobile projects. This feature was recently integrated into Titanium for the iPhone SDK and is a great contribution to a custom app theme design. Let’s dive in!
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This tutorial will teach you how to implement a UINavigationController object in your projects. By using this class, you will see how easy it is to provide your users with an intuitive way to navigate multiple screens of content. Enough talk, let’s jump in!
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Welcome to the second part of our series on using the UITableView class! In this tutorial, we will cover how to add details to a UITableViewCell class, more UITableViewDelegate methods, and lazy loading of table view rows. We will also customize the appearance of the table view using cell.textLabel.text, cell.imageView.image, cell.accessoryType, cell.detailTextLabel.text, and custom section header/footer text. These enhancements will make our UITableView class more aesthetically appealing while still sticking to the iPhone Human Interface Guidelines required by Apple.
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Welcome to the first in a two-part series on using the UITableView class with the iPhone SDK! In this tutorial, we will cover the fundamentals of the UITableView class and the UITableViewDelegate and UITableViewDataSource protocols. By the end of this tutorial, you will understand the basics of how these components fit together, and you will be on your way to creating your own table view based applications!
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The iPhone SDK comes with a variety of native iPhone transitions that can be used in your iPhone applications. The Appcelerator API makes it even easier to implement those transitions in your iPhone application. During the course of this tutorial, you will learn how to implement various transitions and also learn a bit about how to use model view controllers. So, let’s begin!
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The Twitter API provides a wealth of resources to extend the functionality of mobile applications. When working with this API, results can be provided in either the XML or JSON data format, and this tutorial will be using the lightweight JSON format to create a Twitter iPhone application that will read the latest tweets by Mobiletuts+. We will see how the Appcelerator SDK makes the development of our application a piece of cake!
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