Posted on May 16, 2018
by Steven Lipton
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Most map applications let you select a point on the map. However, touching a map usually is only for moving a map around. You might want to get a coordinate at a user’s tap. In this tip, I’ll show you how to get the… Continue Reading “Tip: Tap A Map”
Category: GUI, iOS 11, iOS Development Weekly Tips, Swift, Swift Programming, TutorialTags: 2d maps, annotations, CLLocation2D, coordinate conversion, gesture recognizer, guesture, map, MapKit, swift
Posted on February 20, 2018
by Steven Lipton
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iOS Development tips weekly is a series you can find at the Lynda.com and LinkedIn Learning libraries. The first week of a week’s tip will be available to the public. After that, you will need a subscription to get access to it. Click the… Continue Reading “Use Markers Instead of Pins for Map Annotations”
Category: iOS 11, iOS Development Weekly Tips, LinkedIn Learning / Lynda.com, Swift Programming, TutorialTags: annotations, development, ios, map, markers, pins, tips, weekly
Posted on May 16, 2016
by Steven Lipton
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In the last lesson, we explored the joys of making maps using the UIMapView and MapKit. While showing maps is great, we often want to add things to a map, such as locations and graphics. These are known as Annotations and Overlays. In this lesson… Continue Reading “Adding Annotations and Overlays to Maps”
Category: GUI, iOS9, Swift, Swift Programming, TutorialTags: annotations, Apple maps, call out, callout, canShowCallout, enabled, images, map pin colors, MapKit, maps, mapView:renderForOverlay, mapview:viewForAnnotation, MKAnnotation, MKAnnotationView, MKCircle, MKPinAnnotationView, MKPolyline, pin colors, pinTintColor, Tutorial