Adventures in Swift and iOS App Development
One of the biggest hazards of indie developers is getting full of themselves. You'll do things that you think are right or you found on StackOverflow from some other indie developer the looks like good code. Then someone comes along and tells you otherwise. The story so far: A few months ago, Apple removed my app …
A few months ago, Apple removed my app Interval RunCalc from the App Store for being too old and not updated. In this series of articles I'll document what I did on rebuilding and improving the app. Last time, I got the app working. It calculated intervals and used those for bigger measurements. I loaded the app on …
Continue reading "This Old App: There is Always One More Bug"
A few months ago, Apple removed my app Interval RunCalc from the App Store for being too old and not updated. In this series of articles I'll document what I did on rebuilding and improving the app. In the last episode, I got the table to use multiple cells and the app to total those cells …
Continue reading "This Old App: Communicating with Container Views"
A few months ago, Apple removed my app Interval RunCalc from the App Store for being too old and not updated. In this series of articles I'll document what I did on rebuilding and improving the app. In the last installment, I got the custom table view talking with the root view. This time I’m adding multiple cells to …
A few months ago, Apple removed my app Interval RunCalc from the App Store for being too old and not updated. In this series of articles I'll document what I did on rebuilding and improving the app. In the last installment, I hooked up my picker view interface to my app, and built the first round …
A few months ago my app Interval RunCalc was removed from the App Store for being too old and not updated. In this series of articles I'll document what I did on rebuilding and improving the app. In our first article I analyzed the changes necessary. In the second, I built the model in a …
