Adventures in Swift and iOS App Development
One of the more perplexing parts of using tab bar controllers is customizing tabs. If you understand some of the properties of an image, You can do some major customization. Download the example file. If you open the main storyboard you'll see three view controllers. You may see Question marks in the image like this: …
In our last lesson we did the layout for a watch app that included images. However, we did not yet code those images. In this lesson we'll add the code to the application to change a button background and show images. If you have not done so, head over to here to get the application …
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Goodbye Emoticons! Up to this point in our lessons for programming Apple Watch we've used emoticons for graphics. It's time to introduce true images to our WatchKit apps. There are two ways to use graphics. We'll discuss adding images to Buttons, Groups, and Interface controller and the slider's min and max icons. We'll also use …
Continue reading "Swift WatchKit: Using Images on an Apple Watch (Part 1: Storyboard)"
