The Problem Trying to build a chat feature in iOS is often overwhelming and requires solving several difficult problems. Under a time crunch, we often find ourselves going with the first solution we find that ...
Most of the time if you use the Core Location services in the iOS simulator it will default to Cupertino, but there are times that it will give you a kCLErrorDomain code of 0, or ...
Recently I went through the process of converting a few non-ARC projects and bringing them into the exciting world of ARC. Before ARC was introduced for iOS 5 in 2011, the core Mobile Team here ...
Sometimes in iOS, something that seems like it should be easy to do can, be a bit more complicated than you would expect or can be difficult to remember since you don’t ...
Recently I added Google Analytics to an iOS project that included several shared libraries that I use for common, reusable code. This presented an organizational challenge as I needed to send events to Google Analytics ...
ShareKit (<a href="http://getsharekit.com/">http://getsharekit.com</a>) is a popular, open-source, drop-in solution for implementing social sharing features in iOS applications. ShareKit does not yet have support for selecting/capturing a photo and sending it as part of a Twitter message. However, thanks to ShareKit’s open-source nature and framework for extensibility, I was able to add this functionality without much fanfare, and still leverage the recently added img.ly support to link to that image. An overview of an initial form of this implementation is outlined in this blog post....