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Tag: iOS
Autocompleting UIColors from the Xcode Asset Library
Xcode 9 introduced a nice new feature that allows you to now add colors to your Asset library. It’s a very visual and easy way to keep your color palette 🎨 organized. (If you’re not familiar with how to add colors to your library, it’s very straightforward. Check out this great Zeplin tutorial on how to …
Tips for Backwards Compatibility with iOS 10 Today Widgets
It’s been really interesting seeing how prominence for today widgets have changed over the past couple of years. First introduced in iOS 8, today widgets weren’t given a very high place of honor and were coupled with missed notifications within Notification Center. However, in iOS 10, emphasis on today widgets has drastically changed, completely taking …
WatchKit Tutorial: Communicate from Parent App Back to Watch via Reply
Note: this will be a continuation from my last tutorial on WatchKit – Send Data to your Parent iOS App. If you haven’t done it already, I suggest you start there first. WatchKit Updates It’s been about a month since my last WatchKit tutorial and we’ve had 2 new beta releases for iOS 8.2, including …
Easy iOS Device Projector Demos
I recently did a talk where I live demoed some OCR functionality that I built. Essentially, I had to show what was happening on my device screen while I took a picture of a piece of paper. The main issue with this for screen reflector apps is that the refresh rate isn’t nearly as fast as the …