In this tutorial we will build an iOS application that will fetch the weather data from an online weather API and display it to the user. The App will display the country name, temperature, weather state, current date, and an …
In Swift, a protocol is simply a name for a group of methods. It doesn’t implement any of the methods it declares. It just says: any object that conforms to this protocol must implement methods X, Y and Z. The …
Local notifications are a way for an application that isn’t running in the
foreground to let its users know it has information for them. In iOS 10
Apple introduces rich notifications, which can include different type of
media . In this tutorial we will create a local notification including an
image. This tutorial is made with Xcode 8 and built for iOS 10.
This tutorial creates a simple stopwatch. The stopwatch can be started,
paused and reset to zero. This tutorial is made with Xcode 8 and built for
iOS 10.
In this tutorial, we will learn how to stop a playing music from another view controller using notifications in Swift 3. The notification center allows you to send out events and receive them in methods. This has nothing to do …
The look of the Navigation Bar can be customized. In this tutorial we will
change the background colour, the tint colour and add an image to the
Navigation Bar. This tutorial is made with Xcode 8.2.1 and built for iOS
10.2.
The status bar can have a dark and light appearance inside an app In this
tutorial the appearance of the status bar will be changed. This tutorial is
made with Xcode 8 and built for iOS 10.
Using Map Kit, the portion of the map that is displayed on the screen is
referred to as the region. The region is defined by a center location and
a span of the surrounding area to be displayed. Inside the Map View an
annotation could be created, indication a Point of Interest. In this
tutorial we will display a portion of the city London and we will add an
annotation of the Big Ben. This tutorial is made with Xcode 8.2.1 and built
for iOS 10.2.
Core Graphics is a very powerful low-level API. In this tutorial we will
create gradients with the help of Core Graphics. For simplicity sake, we'll
use linear gradients. Linear gradients start from one point and color to
another point and color. The gradient will move from left to right on the
view. This tutorial is made with Xcode 8 and built for iOS 10.
Tab Bars provides the ability to quickly switch between different sections
of an app. In this tutorial the look of the Tab Bar and its items will be
customized. This tutorial is made with Xcode 8 and built for iOS 10.
When using Table Views inside the Storyboard, prototype cells can be used
to create some predefined or even custom layouts of the Table View Cells.
In this tutorial we will create a basic Prototype cell, which includes an
(optional) image and a title. This tutorial is made with Xcode 8.2.1 and
Core Graphics is an API included in both Cocoa and Cocoa Touch. It allows
you to draw graphic objects on the graphic destination. In this tutorial we
will draw some basic shapes such as a rectangle or a circle. This tutorial
is made with Xcode 8 and built for iOS 10.