Welcome to the third installment in our series demonstrating how to build a pizza ordering application with Titanium Mobile. In this tutorial, we’ll be creating the “Submit Your Order” screen.
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Corona SDK Quick Tip: View Transitions
Although some applications can completely perform in a single view, most of the time you’ll need more than one screen or view to display your app content. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create and switch between different views using Corona.
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Working with Core Data: Schema Versioning and Lightweight Migrations
After reading First steps with Core Data, we find ourselves enlightened in the way Core Data works and how it can help us develop data rich applications. However, the surface was only just scratched, and in some applications you might be left wondering how to implement a certain piece of functionality.
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Learn Objective-C: Day 4
Welcome to part four of this series on Objective-C. So far, we’ve looked a lot at theory and the principles and functionality of the language to get a good idea of how it works. Today, we will be making a simple class similar to the car example we looked at in previous parts of this series. Our class will take the details of a car, allowing us to get and set the values held. After today’s example you should be able to create your own classes in Xcode and toy around with them.
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Browser Storage for HTML5 Apps
For years one of the main advantages of writing desktop applications has been the easy access to local storage on the client machine. Web developers have put up with the inability to store and retrieve data from the client’s machine for a long time, but it looks like that may change soon. You might even think it already has after reading this article. Yes, I’m going to discuss the origins of persisting data on clients machine and then introduce you to the Web Storage standard.
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Using Silverlight to Create a Digg Client for Windows Phone 7
Silverlight is the main application development platform for Windows Phone 7. In a previous tutorial we covered how to get your system set up for Windows Phone 7 development and then we developed a very simple Silverlight application that rotated a button around a grid. This article will introduce you to more advanced Silverlight features and will enable you to develop meaningful applications that display data in interesting and unique ways.
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