Launching Places
I’m really happy to launch my first iPhone app, Places. Places lets you discover beautiful destinations around the world. It’s available on the App Store, for free. Download it today.
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Cricketainment iPad App Sneak Peek
Some shots of a native iPad app that I have been making. I finished designing most of it, and have implemented the screens below. More details coming soon.
Presenting Peekaboo
Today, we presented our final year design project, Peekaboo, to the University of Waterloo. I thought it was only fair that I post it online on the same day as well.
Peekaboo is an iOS app that lets you find out more about people around you. It accomplishes this by using facial detection and recognition. Simply snap a picture and Peekaboo tries to find out who the people in it are.
Objective-C literals for NSDictionary, NSArray, and NSNumber
From CocoaHeads: To sum it up, you can create an NSDictionary through the following: dict = @{ k1 : o1, k2 : o2, k3 : o3 }; Similarly for an NSArray: array = @[ a, b, c ]; and for NSNumber: NSNumber *number; number = @’X’; number = @12345; number = @12345ul; number = @12345ll; […]
Get absolute position of a UITableViewCell
Here’s something that helped me when I was working with WEPopover to implement a popover in my iPhone app a la the iPad. If your popover is being instantiated from a UIViewController with a UITableView in it that does not fill up the whole window, then you may have some issues getting the popover to […]