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Use Context Menu with Table View Tutorial
by Arthur Knopper     www.ioscreator.com
Swift Version: 3.0
A long-press gesture displays a Context Menu, which gives the user the ability to use cut/copy/paste operations on the selected object. By default, the Context Menu is disabled on a Table View. In this tutorial the context menu will be enabled to copy the text of the Table View Cell, this text can then be pasted into a Text Field. This tutorial is made with Xcode 8.1 and built for iOS 10.

Collision Detection with UIKit Dynamics iOS Tutorial
by     www.ioscreator.com
Swift Version: 3.0
With UIKit Dynamics you can specify collision behaviours to your objects. The dynamic items can collide with each other and/or any boundary you specify. In this tutorial we will create some custom boundaries and randomly let some squares fall down on to these boundaries. This tutorial is mad

Requesting Permission in Core Location Tutorial
by Arthur Knopper     www.ioscreator.com
Swift Version: 3.0
On iOS The user's location is kept private, so to use it there needs to be asked for permission. In this tutorial the steps required to ask for permission will be described. This tutorial is made with Xcode 8 Beta 6 ad built for iOS 10.

Collection View Controller Tutorial in iOS8 with Swift
by Arthur Knopper     www.ioscreator.com
Swift Version: 1.0
The Collection View provides a flexible way to present content to the user. Similar to a table view, a collection view gets data from custom data source objects and displays it using a combination of cell, layout, and supplementary views. A collection view can display items in a grid or in a custom layout that you design. In this tutorial we will display a number of colored cells in a collection view. This Tutorial is built for iOS8 and Xcode 6.

Local Notification Tutorial
by Arthur Knopper     www.ioscreator.com
Swift Version: 3.0
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.

Change the Color of the Status Bar Tutorial
by Arthur Knopper     www.ioscreator.com
Swift Version: 3.0
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.

Drawing Shapes with Core Graphics Tutorial
by Arthur knopper     www.ioscreator.com
Swift Version: 3.0
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.

StopWatch Tutorial
by Arthur Knopper     www.ioscreator.com
Swift Version: 3.0
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.

Dragging Views with Gestures Tutorial in iOS8 with Swift
by Arthur Knopper     www.ioscreator.com
Swift Version: unspecified
The strength of iOS lies in the interaction using touches and gestures. In this tutorial we'll display some custom views, which we can drag using the pan gesture recognizer. This tutorial is written in Swift so you will need Xcode 6. It can be downloaded at Apple's developer portal.

Tab Bar Customisation Tutorial
by Arthur Knopper     www.ioscreator.com
Swift Version: 3.0
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.

Dragging Views with Gestures Tutorial
by Arthur Knopper     www.ioscreator.com
Swift Version: 3.0
The strength of iOS lies in the interaction using touches and gestures. In this tutorial we'll display some custom views, which we can drag using the pan gesture recognizer. This tutorial is made with Xcode 8 and built for iOS 10.

Display Background with SpriteKit iOS Tutorial
by Arthur Knopper     www.ioscreator.com
Swift Version: 3.0
Sprite Kit provides a hardware-accelerated animation system which has been optimized for creating 2D games. In this tutorial we will use the Game template in Xcode to add a background image. This tutorial is made with Xcode 8.2.1 and built for iOS 10.2.


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