All, I want to crate an rich looking, custom progress bar for blackberry touch devices. I can used GaugeField, but it wont give the the rich look.
Here is sample prototype I have to make. Please suggest me how could I start with. Any sample or guide me with the steps.
Have a look at the "Creating a bitmap progress indicator" section of RIM's "Advanced UI components and managers" documentation.
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Currently I am using material design in ios project.
I am not able to achieve these tabs (Beauty,Yoga,Recipes) attached screen shot. Is this can be achieved by using this library or I have to make my own.
Thanks for Any help.
The CardTableView sample is where you can find the complete project demonstrating how to make the desired look using PageTabBarController.
I am building an iOS app for my university, but I am struggling with the question which Menu library I should use for building my "Start screen menu".
I like the menu style Yelp is using (see image below). Does anyone know if there is an iOS library for me to use, which has a similar menu like the menu in Yelp?
Thank you very much!
Actually core iOS SDK contains a library that can achieve a very similar effect to what you posted on your screenshot. The element is called an UICollectionView and it's purpose is to create a collection of elements. See the following guide for detailed information.
After you go through the guide, you will realise you can create a single UICollectionViewCell that has a button with an image. You can provide the contents of this cell via UICollectionViewDataSource and then respond to each specific cell being tapped via UICollectionViewDelegate.
The biggest problem I see would be creating those separator lines, but you can do this in code as well.
I want to develop an iOS App which will be grab an specific text from a paper using resizable selection area on Real Time video.Click here to see the link of an app which have similar feature. Can you please tell me the which API or Code should i implement in order to add similar features in iOS Platform. I will highly appreciate valuable resource links or project links or Code Sample.
I want to create time picker in iOS like following image
Please suggest me any available framework or way to achieve this type of timer in iOS.
In this image when user click on red circle and drag to the number what he want to set.
For example In given image currently it is 12 i.e 12:00AM if I dragged to 4 then Time should be 04:00 AM
I was also in need of exactly same component so i created one.
Please check the below link...
Here's Link 2 Component
I have given provision of theme in my project, for you requirement you need to set isDarkTheme to TRUE.
Hope this is as per expectations....
Feel free to vote if you like my answer/Project.
Simple and pretty standard stuff can be done with little core graphics or UIDynamics for animation, present controller as model view
Maybe you were looking for this one - ESTimePicker. It is under BSD license, so you can use it in commercial projects...
How do I create a tab bar like WhatsApp on BlackBerry in my BlackBerry app? I want that feature in BlackBerry OS 7.0. I have used managers -- HorizontalFieldManager and VerticalFieldManager -- to achieve it. But it doesn't look as attractive as WhatsApp. Can FieldTabController help me do this?
It's not going to look attractive if you are just making tweaks to the code, and then seeing what that looks like. You need to start with a design you find attractive. Once you have that goal put together as an image, you start writing code to make the UI look like the design image.
The WhatsApp tab bar is not a straightforward combination of built-in UI managers from RIM. It has a fair amount of customization - each tab has three visual states, and there is a tooltip that follows the focus, as well as a context tab on the right that changes depending on the currently selected main tab. This means there are several interacting UI components here, not just a single magic manager.
Essentially, you will probably want to start building your own custom Field objects.
Basically, subclass the Field class (or one of the other subclasses), and learn to love the paint(..) method and the Graphics API.