16 posts tagged "ios"

The D programming language lacked a “killer app” to break through. Another brilliant language suffered from this situation, objectively deserving a much better fate than the one it had; Smalltalk.

Here’s a list of iPad styluses I’ve owned in the past few years:

Just like last year, this year too we announce that all of our future projects will only be compatible with iOS 6 from now on.

Next week I’ll be attending the 2012 edition of WWDC in San Francisco!

We are thrilled to announce new training sessions in Switzerland and South Africa this year:

We are ecstatic to announce the general availability of the EERV cal mobile application, created with Sencha Touch and PhoneGap, and available as an HTML5 web application, and also on the App Store and the Android Market!

One of my most popular answers in StackOverflow is the one I gave to the following question: “What is the best architecture for an iOS application that makes many network requests?

Version 2.0 of our flagship application bluewoki has been approved (in less than half a day!

Mobile apps are hardly something new these days. Mobile app stores are ubiquitous, and download and “number of apps” stats do not matter anymore.

Given our strong focus on iOS, and also to be sure to be economically competitive, we are continuously watching the market to know which OS version is used by the many potential users of the apps we make.

akosma software is happy to announce the Advanced iOS 4.2 Training Course jointly organized with Trifork GmbH.

Le 7 septembre dernier, à Zurich, s’est tenu “Mobile App Stores”, un colloque à propos des plus importants systèmes de distribution de software pour téléphones mobiles.

While learning how to write iOS applications, you will often encounter the phrase “learn C first”.

A couple of hours ago I finished my presentation at JAOO, a discussion of what I’ve learnt about integrating REST services in iOS apps while creating the iPhoneWebServicesClient project at Github.

Right now, creating Universal Applications for the iPod touch, the iPhone and the iPad is not really a straightforward task.

Walkie-talkie program hits App Store Article by Stephen Withers published on ITWire.