royleban | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 02 2009 | iPhone, MacOS, XML, parsersQuoted: TBXML is a light-weight XML document parser written in Objective-C designed for use on Apple iPhone / iPod Touch devices. TBXML aims to provide the fastest possible XML parsing whilst utilising the fewest resources. This requirement for absolute efficiency is achieved at the expence of XML validation and modification. It is NOT possible to modify and generate valid XML from a TBXML document and NO validation is performed whatsoever whilst importing and parsing an XML document.
- royleban | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 30 2009 | iPhone, app store, distribution, promo codes
Quoted: If you’re an iPhone developer, then surely you’ve given out promo codes for your apps. Most developers usually just send out the promo codes… sometimes with instructions on how to redeem them… sometimes with no details at all. The latter can obviously be confusing to people who aren’t familiar with the process for redeeming them because it’s not completely obvious as to how to do it.
- royleban | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 22 2009 | iphone, apple, gui, mockups, design
Quoted: Along with Apple’s official release of the new iPhone 3.0 software came a number of new graphic elements. We’ve been holding off updating the Photoshop file until we could properly implement the additions. We built it using vectors, so it’s all still fully editable. Apple’s SDK is amazing, but when we need to mock up something quickly for a pitch we turn to this.
- royleban | Shared With: Everyone - May 03 2009 | games, apple, iphone, ipod
Quoted: If you look at the App Store's daily list of the top 100 paid-for games, you'll notice that more than half cost $1.99 or less. Is this kind of bottom-of-the-barrel pricing good for the future of Apple's new gaming handheld?
ShareViewed: 1 Time - royleban | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 19 2009 | apple, iphone, appstore, freeware, adware
We’ve published the presentation we gave tonight at the New York iPhone Developers Meetup, based off of our first 30,000,000 application downloads, here on SlideShare.
ShareViewed: 1 Time - royleban | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 06 2009 | blackberry, google, iphone, gphone
Quoted: So your cellphone has a brushed-metal shell, can flip and slide four ways and has more buttons than an airplane cockpit. Big deal.
The new status symbol is what your phone can do — count calories, teach Spanish, simulate a flute, or fling a monkey from a tree.
With the advent of touch-screen technology and faster wireless networks, the new competition and cool factor revolves around thousands of fun, quirky (and even useful) programs that run on the phones.
The popularity of such applications for Apple’s iPhone, the leader of the transformation, is driving a fierce competition among the makers of the BlackBerry and Palm devices, and even Google and Microsoft.
It heralds a new era in the allure of a mobile device — the phone is no longer a fashion statement but a digital bag of tricks.
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