http://blog.rogermolas.com/tags/ios/ Recent content in Ios on Roger Molas Hugo -- gohugo.io contact@rogermolas.com (Roger Molas) contact@rogermolas.com (Roger Molas) (c) 2017 - 2018 Roger Molas -- All rights reserved. Mon, 29 Jun 2015 09:44:00 +0000 http://blog.rogermolas.com/posts/new-ios9-string-transformations-api/ Mon, 29 Jun 2015 09:44:00 +0000 contact@rogermolas.com (Roger Molas) http://blog.rogermolas.com/posts/new-ios9-string-transformations-api/ String transformations formerly done using CFStringTransform a part of Core Foundation Framework. In iOS 9 string transformation can be done along with the new “NSStringTransform*” constants a native Cocoa API and no need to deal with bridging to CFStringRef. Here are some of my favorite transformations that can be done with the new NSStringTransform* API. print("roger".stringByApplyingTransform(NSStringTransformLatinToGreek, reverse: false)!) //ῤογερ print("roger".stringByApplyingTransform(NSStringTransformLatinToHangul, reverse: false)!) //로겔 print("\uD83D\uDC2E".stringByApplyingTransform(NSStringTransformToUnicodeName, reverse: false)!) //{COW FACE} http://blog.rogermolas.com/posts/watchkit-framework/ Wed, 13 May 2015 10:14:00 +0000 contact@rogermolas.com (Roger Molas) http://blog.rogermolas.com/posts/watchkit-framework/ WatchKit is the new framework created by Apple for Apple Watch development, WatchKit is available starting Xcode 6.2 and iOS 8.2. Analogous to UIKit for iOS apps, the framework allows developers to drop in custom interfaces and interact with your existing iOS app. When app is launched on Apple Watch, the WatchKit extension on iPhone runs in the background to update the user interface and respond to user interactions. http://blog.rogermolas.com/posts/ios-dependency-management/ Fri, 10 Apr 2015 06:00:00 +0000 contact@rogermolas.com (Roger Molas) http://blog.rogermolas.com/posts/ios-dependency-management/ As an iOS developer, you certainly use a third-party libraries or a source code made by others to extend your app’s abilities. At first, it seems easy, just drag and drop some source code or libraries in your Xcode project or drag and drop an entire subproject into the parent project and you are done. Just imagine how difficult it would be if you had to implement everything from scratch!