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I have seen several interesting web page UIs for mobile devices, that look like an iOS device and can't figure out, how can I achieve similar look and feel (navigation bars, scrolling, zooming, fullscreen or even instant displaying of new page after clicking one of the tabs in toolbar). Could you please post some resources or techniques required to built these?
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A quick Google has turned up the following link which may do what you need - http://modmyi.com/forums/web-apps/637-iphone-web-page-template.html.
Have a look at:
Sencha Touch
jQuery Mobile
There are several frameworks designed specifically for this. You can take a look at, for example, jQTouch and jQuery Mobile.
Here's a Twitter Bootstrap compatible theme I found when looking for the same thing.
It looks more comprehensive than the isite.zip linked to in another answer.
If you are a bootstrap lover you can try my bootstrap iOS look theme:
http://codecanyon.net/item/ios-bootstrap/3336617
Is updated to the latest bootstrap version (3.0).
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It begins my third month with XCode, iOS, objective-c and mac as well, I can tell that so far I'm disappointed to be as kind as I can be with my opinion. Maybe because I was spoiled by things that I had in hand when developing for other platforms like Android?
In any programming tasks where visuals are presented layout functionality is a MUST from the beginning, and like I could get functionality for layout in FLEX, JAVA or JAVA for Android (also have seen it working for Metro, XNA for Windows phones) but in iOS everything seems to be up-hill.
After this long introduction my question is quite simple, did someone tried to overcome this issue, namely are there any layout container components that can be brought to the Xcode project and use it e.g. linear layout?
People have written some Layout managers - you will find some here - https://www.cocoacontrols.com/search?q=layout but I agree with the commenters above, properly setting up layout constraints, although a little more time consuming at first, gives quite predictable and stable layout and you get quicker once you get familiar with them.
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I am learning MVC in iOS. I am reading some of the articles in Google. I can understand what is MVC. But in many tutorial they are not mentioned any sample code based on MVC concept. Please give me any sample code or simple example Using MVC concept. Please explain me anybody how to work on model and view and controller based on coding part. I think this is helpful for so many people. Help me anybody. Thanks in advance.
This goes for MCV as for learning iOS in general
I would strongly suggest you to have a look in the iOS developer library. And specifically, check out their Start developing iOS Apps Today guide. This tutorial goes through some design patterns (including MVC).
It is a great start and you will see how the guys at Apple want you to write code for iOS.
It is a full tutorial including the code that you have to write, and everything is explained.
And there are other tutorials and sample codes for every framework, it is definitely a must read and something to check out all the time while coding for iOS. Just check out the whole library.
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Currently trying to include maps within my ios 7.1 app. Essentially what I am trying to do is read in markers and display them on my map. I have a considerable number of marker to display some hundreds. Is it possible using mapkit to read in from a sqllite table these markers and display them.
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Mapbox is built on top of leaflet, you can use that.
Also, you can always use a uiwebview and put something in there.
But I do suggest either google, or Apple maps, they are pretty stable.
I tried using mapbox in an iPhone project before, but ended up sticking to Apple maps (mapKit), if you know what you want to do you can create some awesome stuff.
Hope that helps?
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Anyone have a way to get the Bootstrap 3 docs to print like they appear on the getbootstrap.com website? If you try to print the doc by using your browser's PRINT button, the docs don't come out too good.
I dont' have access to the internet at work, so I need a good paper copy of the Bootstrap 3 docs!
Try using Google Chromes print function. I just tested it and it seems to be looking pretty good!
Another way I can think of is the Safari reader function. There is a button in the head bar of safari on the right hand side that states "Reader" and gives you a pretty good format of the sites text. This would be the way I'd do it.
Hope that helps in any way.
It's not practical to try to print Bootstrap's complete documentation. If you're trying to learn the basics, then I'd highly suggest finding a resource in pdf format such as this one .Bootstrap's Cheatsheet However, without learning the basics, that won't work either. I'd really suggest visiting Treehouse. They have a video here: http://teamtreehouse.com/library/treehouse-workshops/building-websites-with-bootstrap-3 that does a good job. They also have excellent courses that I believe they allow you to view for free. They'll give you enough info to make that cheatsheet make more sense. That's how I learned.
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The issue I'm having is I can't find an actively developed open-source AR library for iOS.
I don't need 3D support or maker based recognition. Just the ability to place icons/labels like Yelp's famous monocle feature.
My goal is to integrate AR into my app so that users can view POI's near their location. My app already has a map view doing this and I thought it would be cool to use an AR view too.
I've looked at:
Mixare (iOS version not very smooth, is buggy, and code is chaotic. Also does not seem to be supported anymore, there's not been an update for 5 months).
ARKit (not been updated in 4 years and has a warning about it being a bit rough).
Anyone had an experience or know of a good all round library that I can drop into my application?
Alternatively if anyone can recommend any books or tutorials on how to write your own that would be appreciated.
For a simple integration you can use the Junaio plugin or the Wikitude SDK. They are not open-source solution but sufficient if you are not interested to modify the layout, representation or internal computation for transforming POIs into an AR view.
There is an example for GPS-based AR from the Professional iOS programming Book available from github, as well as PanicAR (just search on github.com).
Finally Apples provides a basic implementation in the iOS developer library: look for pARK.