• Mr – iHang

    We all have played at least once all-time classic games and have loved for sure some of them, no matter how many times we come across them during our lifetime. So here it is “Mr-iHang”, a new great version of the well known hangman game, where our star is Mr-iHang and it is your duty…

  • Creating a Custom Alert View

    Welcome to the third and last part of this session, where we’ve created some useful custom views. We’ve implemented a custom text input view, a custom accordion menu, and now we’re going to build a simple custom alert view. Read on! The custom Alert View is going to be an alternative, simple, and nice alert…

  • New tutorial on the MobileTuts+

    New tutorial on the MobileTuts+

    Creating a Custom Alert View

  • Creating a Custom Accordion Menu

    This tutorial will teach you how to create a custom Accordion Menu. This animated menu will allow you to collect input from the user in an engaging and streamlined fashion. Read on to learn more! The accordion menu’s initial position will be at the center of the target view it appears on. When the menu…

  • Next tutorial on MobileTuts+

    Next tutorial on MobileTuts+

    Creating a Custom Accordion Menu

  • Creating a Custom Text Input View

     Developing an amazing application is not a simple job. Traditionally, one of the most difficult aspects of doing so has been creating rich, compelling interfaces. This tutorial will teach you how to build a custom text input view that will help make your own apps shine! This tutorial is the first in a collection on…

  • The second tutorial on the MobileTuts+ now available!

    The second tutorial on the MobileTuts+ now available!

    Creating a Custom Text Input View

  • Working with the NSOperationQueue Class

    Multi-tasking prevents apps from freezing. In most programming languages, achieving this is a bit tricky, but the NSOperationQueue class in iOS makes it easy! This tutorial will demonstrate how to use the NSOperationQueue class. An NSOperationQueue object is a queue that handles objects of the NSOperation class type. An NSOperation object, simply phrased, represents a…

  • My first tutorial on the MobileTuts+ is out!

    My first tutorial on the MobileTuts+ is out!

    Working with the NSOperationQueue Class

  • How to show and hide (toggle) UITableview sections on the fly

    Some time ago I had written a post about how to use UITableView cells and make them work as a drop-down list. Anyone who had read that post might understood that when working with UITableViews you can do things more than the usual and common ones, and you can go as far as your imagination…