Mac OS X 10.7 Lion Features & Screen Shots. So now we know that “Back to the Mac” refers to iOS coming back to it’s parent operating system, Mac OS X.
Basically Apple is deciding to take some of the good ideas of the iOS experience (the iPad received particular emphasis) and bring them to the Mac Desktop. Apple provided a limited sneak peak at Mac OS X Lion, including the upcoming Mac App Store. Seeing is believing though, so read on for screenshots and more information about each item. Here are the main features reviewed by Apple, with screenshots to show them off where available.
Multi-touch gestures – (we called it) – Apple knows that touch screen notebooks don’t work, trackpads and mice are the way to multitouch a desktop operating system. Launchpad – App Home screens – Launchpad is Home Screen for your Mac, supports multitouch gestures and multiple pages of apps, folder support, the whole thing very similar to iOS on an iPad. Auto-save – self explanatory, awesome feature and much needed. Excited yet? iPhone Programming Fundamentals - Outlets and Actions. An understanding of outlets and actions is one of the first things you will need for iPhone programming.
For someone coming from the .NET background, this is a concept that requires some time to get used to - the concepts are similar, but it is a different way of doing things. And so, in this article, I am going to show you what outlets and actions are. At the end of this article, you will have a solid understanding of how to create outlets and actions, and be on your way to creating great iPhone apps.
First, the basics So let's start by creating a really simple project to see how everything fits together. Figure 1 Creating a View-based Application project The View-based Application project template provides the quickest way to start writing an iPhone application. Figure 2 Examining the content of a View-based application project in Xcode In short, when the application is loaded, the main window loads the view represented by the OutletsAndActionsViewController.xib file.
That's it! Summary. iPhone, iOS 4, iPad SDK Development Tutorial and Programming Tips. Welcome to the sixth iteration of the open source iPhone and iPad apps list.
A For those that have seen similar listings on other sites using the exact wordings, and links below welcome to the source for the original list. Also included are some open source iPad apps, and universal open source iOS apps. It can be tough to learn how to develop, especially when it comes to finding complete examples. That’s why I put this list together. Each of these open source iPhone apps is not just open source, but has been in the app store, and all but one are in there right now. Last Update: 4/11/2014 Before going on to the apps, please share these open source iOS apps with your Twitter followers by clicking here.
Here is the open source iphone app list in alphabetical order: 1. 2048 - A SpriteKit based version of the game 2048.. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. audioGraph - An audio processing graph demonstration app. 37 Open Source iPhone Apps « Open Source iPhone - Nick Vellios.