do you know a sdk / API which I can integrate a complete turn by turn navigation in my app?
is there such a thing?
You could try with MKDirectionsRequest or similar classes from Apple's MapKit
Yes - use the Scout SDK (OpenStreetMap based solution) - you can embed TBT directly in your app and they have a free tier to get you started.
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I have questions about Unity and iOS.
1) Could I put Unity program into iOS UIView?
2) Could I get data of variables from Unity program in iOS app?
Thanks for reading.
YES and YES
- You can imbed your unity view into any Navigation Controller , and you can pass variables from your iOS app into unity app .
Here is a demo project with the functions you will need
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ElDzo1Uno14bM0cKNThMTC6KOUjDl8Hb/view
You may want to look into integrating Unity as a library in a native iOS app.
However Unity suggests:
...that you deeply understand the architecture of Android/Java & iOS/Objective C applications.
Before doing so
I need to create an app that holds audio and video calling functionality. Does anyone have idea about which is a free library for this functionality ? And how to manage it properly in my app ?
I used AppRTC in my projects
You should implement ARDAppClientDelegate and RTCEAGLVideoViewDelegate protocols on ViewController on order to use this library.
You can find Swift examples on Github
My app required to include turn by turn gps navigation. Can anybody tell how to integrate google map for turn by turn gps navigation.
I can found it in android development. But i can't found navigation from google map's iOS development documentation.
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/ios/intro
Please anybody help to resolve my problem.
The google map ios Sdk does not have any turn-by-turn navigation api or navigation api's,yet.
Please refer link https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/ios/urlscheme for custom url schema features.
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I'm trying to wrap my head around this and figure out what would be the best approach:
I want to take advantage of all the new features that iOS 6.0 introduced in terms of interacting with facebook - this includes the built-in social framework that allows fast facebook SSO and native post dialogs. This is done fairly easily using the new Facebook iOS SDK v3.1.1.
The problem is that I also want my applications to be available for any non-iOS 6.0 adopters. This made me face a very ugly situation in which I need to create an elaborate social wrapper that would have to be compiled differently (with different FB SDKs) and to run separate code in order to support earlier iOS versions. Because a lot of the Facebook SDK already includes fallbacks and handles a lot of old, deprecated calls to the feed and dialog APIs, I figured that there must be a better way, while taking this in account, to create such a social wrapper.
I guess what I'm asking for here is any clue as to where to proceed from here. If anyone has ever tackled this issue (even in earlier versions of the SDK) I would be glad to know.
Thanks in advance
Weak linking is definitely the way to go here.
The 3.1.1 SDK can handle running on either iOS 5 or iOS 6, all you need to do is weak link the relevant frameworks in your build settings, and change the deployment traget to 5.0 (leaving the base sdk as 6.0).
Of course, you still need to handle the case when the native post dialog isn't available (You can use FBNAtiveDialogs' canPresentShareDialogWithSession: method) and use the SDK dialog instead.
I am developing an iPhone application for driving. I have used mapkit to show the locations. I need to add turn by turn navigation in it. how i can do that on ios6? can you give my example?
Turn by turn navigation is not built into the SDK. You can ask the built in Apple Maps app to give the user directions between two points, but that will not display the route in your app.
You may want to look at the free Mapbox SDK:
https://github.com/mapbox/mapbox-ios-sdk
Although that will require you use OpenStreetMaps for the map, I believe.
It looks like there may be a few other free options (like something from MapQuest) and I think Cloudmade offers SDK support for routes, though that SDK is not free:
http://developers.cloudmade.com/documentation/iphone-sdk/v3/index.html