iOS Open Source : Popover API for iPhone. WEPopover is an API that mirrors UIPopover for the iPad. This class is intentionally designed to have the same interaction, look and feel as the popover effect on the iPad. The original implementation of WEPopover was created by Werner Altewischer and is available on GitHub. Paul Solt has forked the original implementation and provided some nice updates, Paul’s implementation is available on GitHub as well. The screenshot below shows how the popover looks on the iPhone simulator. Open Source Recommendations ? Have you written or worked with iOS or Cocoa open source that you think others would find interesting, send me a note.
1.0.5 Information | Three20. Included in this release: 1 new feature , and 10 resolved issues . People involved in this release . Compare 1.0.4.1 to 1.0.5 on GitHub. New Features Since 1.0.4.1 Xcode 4 is now officially supported by Three20. Please read more about our Xcode 4 support by reading the following article: Xcode 4 Transition Guide . Resolved Issues Since 1.0.4.1 TTTableViewController crash when inserting/deleting items in the underlying model while the table view is not onscreen. Patch for an issue reported in this discussion : If you have a TTTableSubtextItem in a table that has the "grouped" style, the height of the TTTableSubtextItem is calculated incorrectly.
Fixed by vguerci . Fixed by echamberlain . Fixed by diederich . Before this change, TTBaseViewController was hardcoded to set the statusBarStyle to UIStatusBarStyleDefault. With this change, the application only needs to set the UIStatusBarStyle in the info.plist and all view will use the setting, unless explicitly overridden. Fixed by jverkoey . Introduction to popovers - iPhone SDK: Developing iPad Applications from lynda.com. Xcode. Découvrir toutes les fonctionnalités de l’appli mobile de votre boutique - PrestaShop Mobile.
Iphone - _OBJC_CLASS_$ Errors While Unit Testing Custom Classes In iOS 4.2. WWDC 2011 Session Videos. What's New in Safari Extensions Play Safari Extensions can add buttons to the Safari toolbar, display a bar with custom content, or modify the appearance of a web page — all with standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. See how easy it is to get started with Safari's built-in Extension Builder, and how to create an extension that can execute scripts, apply CSS styles, and display context menus. Discover new user interface components for extensions such as popovers, and learn to leverage additions to the Extensions API to invoke Safari Reader, detect how users are interacting with Safari, and more. Download: HD | SD | PDF System Requirements To watch the streaming version of this video, use the latest version of Safari on a Mac running OS X Lion or later.
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