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I'm trying to get familiar with iOS 8. One of the things I found really useful while working with Sencha Touch is their Kitchen Sink (http://cdn.sencha.com/touch/sencha-touch-2.3.1a/built-examples/kitchensink/index.html?platform=ios#demo/buttons)
Is there something like that for Xcode and iOS8 where I can quickly see and play with all available layouts and quickly see some related code?
Apple has a sample code project that demonstrates nearly all the controls found in UIKit. See UICatalog on the developer site.
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In the official Human Interface Guidelines Apple is reference the topic onboarding - a neat interface which only pops up when you open the app for the first time.
I‘ve seen this in many apps, yet I can‘t find information on how to implement it. It seems like a standardized interface. Check it out here: https://developer.apple.com/ios/human-interface-guidelines/app-architecture/onboarding/
Can anybody provide some information?
There are no ready-made components in UIKit specifically for onboarding views. You'll have to roll your own.
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I recently began studying mobile apps development and wonder if anyone has a good suggestion for an iOS compiler software?
The path of least resistance, in my mind is using the compiler that comes with XCode. You can find it on the Mac App Store here
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I'm just restarting out with iOS trying to port an Android app. What would be the most equivalent example of an android crouton on iOS? I couldn't find any third party libraries except one abandoned project: https://github.com/kvandermast/crouton-ios .
Basically, if one wants to show a quick context relevant message that doesn't require user action to dismiss, what would s/he use?
There are actually a few libraries out there.
For example CRToast or JDStatusBarNotification.
I recommend using cocoacontrols to find third party libraries.
I hope this will help you!
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My customer wants a pdf reader which has a page curl effect. Also, he wants it to be zoomable as well. I tried using the UIPageViewController but it doesn't support zooming (as far as I know). I also tried using both UIScrollViewController and UIPageViewController by switching between these 2, but it's not so smooth.
Does anyone know any free framework that meets my requirements?
I don't want any content searching, highlighting or anything, just the reader and thumbnail view.
Have a look at this:
https://www.cocoacontrols.com/controls/pdf-reader-core
https://www.cocoacontrols.com/controls/pdfreportkit
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I want to write my code more cleaner. For this purpose I'm looking for a tool to generate code metrics in Xcode. I'd like to have a statistic showing me how many tests, classes etc. were added. And the main goal is retrieving cyclomatic complexity of a program.
Does anyone know a good Xcode tools or plugin that could provide me some code metrics?
Have a look at Xcode Statistician.
A paying (~$5) but good solution: Project Statistics for Xcode.