It allows developers to filter images in their apps. Advantages Core Image supplies 90+ filters. Powerful image filtering capabilities Core Image includes APIs for face detection Automatic image enhancements Custom effects through “chained” filters. You can get all kinds of effects, such as modifying the vibrance, hue, or exposure. It uses either the CPU or… Read More »
Well, its really easy for recording audio in an iOS application. We will decalre two variables in our View Controller Request Permisson from the User Start Recording Set Delegate Finish Recording Note : Sometimes iOS Stops the recording when a phone call comes. In that case we need to handle this. Since the delegate is… Read More »
When calling a method that may cause a failure, you normally pass it with an NSError object (as a pointer). If there is an error, the object will be set with the corresponding error. You then check if the error object is nil or not and respond to the error accordingly. That’s how you handle… Read More »
The UIKit framework provides a set of functions for generating PDF content using native drawing code. These functions let you create a graphics context that targets a PDF file or PDF data object. You can then create one or more PDF pages and draw into those pages using the same UIKit and Core Graphics drawing… Read More »
In this post we will see how we can create custom tableview cells in Swift. Let’s Start… Create a new project and name it the way you like. For creating Custom TableView we have to do below things 1. Drag a tableview and Drag a UITableView Cell into it. 2. For our example – Drag… Read More »
In this demo we will be doing the following things using Apple MapKit and Google Maps API. Load Maps Add Annotation Search for a Location Decode an Address Find route between locations For starting we will add a MapView to the Storyboard and hook it to a variable named mapView. You can simply run the… Read More »
In-App purchase is a way of selling digital content from inside the apps. This helps the app developers to sell their apps for free and monetize the app in a clean and efficient way. In-App purchase has been a major source of revenue for Apple and Developers almost similar to Paid Apps. Below are the… Read More »
Swift introduces Optionals type, which handles the absence of a value. Optionals say if there are set a value, then take that value, it can be of any type AND else it is nil. Basically It has two possible values, None and Some(T), where T is an associated value of the correct data type available… Read More »
NSOperationQueue is used to do scheduled operations in iOS. You can customize NSOperationQueue to do Concurrent/Serial operations. You can set NSOperationQueue maxConcurrentOperationCount to tell it to do how many operations to execute at a time. Lets see this with an example [Swift Version] In the above example, we set maxConcurrentOperationCount to 1, telling it to… Read More »
This post is for people who are at least familiar with CoreData. But just knowing is not everything.. CoreData creates problems when you access them from different threads… Most common problems are listed below CoreData: error: Serious application error. Exception was caught during Core Data change processing. This is usually a bug within an observer… Read More »
There are two errors like this that often happens with the Xcode. If it is a “directory not found for option ‘-L/…” error, that means it’s a Library Error, then Follow the below steps… Click on your project (targets) Click on Build Settings, Search for “Library Search Paths” Under Library Search Paths, delete the paths… Read More »
In an application we usually works with Data tasks – Data tasks are used for requesting data from a server, such as JSON data. These data are usually stored in memory and never touches the File System We can use NSURLSessionDataTask. Upload Tasks – Upload tasks are used to upload data to a remote destination.… Read More »
Hi Friends, Here is a simple way to do background task in iOS using “BackgroundFetch”. We will just try to send a message to the UI when a new data arrives in the background. You can do anything there you want. To enable “BackgroundFetch” in your app, you have to do some modifications in your… Read More »
This is actually fairly simple… 1. Create a new Swift file and name it say “MyConstants.swift”. 2. Declare your constants like below.. 3. Now you can directly use “NOTIFICATION_ID” in any class, Swift will directly import it for you. Thats all….
In Today’s post I will show you How to do below things in Swift 2… 1. Show Contact Picker using System In-Built UI & Pick a Contact 2. Load all Contacts in a TableView 3. Search a Contact 4. Add a New Contact 5. Update a Contact 6. Delete a Contact Before using the contacts… Read More »
To Solve this 1. Download https://developer.apple.com/certificationauthority/AppleWWDRCA.cer 2. Double-click to install to Keychain. 3. Then in Keychain, Select View -> “Show Expired Certificates” in Keychain app. 4. It will list all the expired certifcates. 5. Delete “Apple Worldwide Developer Relations Certificate Authority certificates” from “login” tab 6. And also delete it from “System” tab. 7. Now… Read More »
You know for using Google Maps,we need an API Key. You can check Google Maps for Android here… So for that we need to register in Google Developer Console. Once you get your API Key. we can start with Integrating Google Maps in our app. I am going to show how we can… Read More »
Like Google Sign-In for Android, you will need a configuration file. Go to the below link and create a configuration file be giving your ios-bundle identifier. [https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/ios/start] Here I will be explain with the help of CocoaPods for integrating the Google SignIn SDK with the app. So first you need to install CocoaPods. For that… Read More »
Want to show App Banners in your website? Apple has a new way to show banners in your website. All you have to do is add a meta tag to the portion of your web site: where ‘YOUR_APP_ID’ is your app’s id. More options If you also have an affiliate code you can include your… Read More »
In this tutorial we will be making a simple application to save a person details using Core Data. Here we will have two models or it can be said as Database tables – Model1 and Model2. Below are the basic things about Core Data… Core Data Stack The key objects of the stack are the… Read More »
Hey all, In Today’s article you will study about the implementation of UICollectionView in iOS. It is similar to GridView in Android. First drag a UICollectionView [Not the Collection View Controller] in your interface and let it be there. we will come back to it later. We are going to create a UICollectionView with custom… Read More »
Hi all, Today I will show you how you can download an image showing complete progress. Make sure that you have an interface like the below image. You should link all the interface views with the corresponding variables in ViewController.h ViewController.h ViewController.m You can download the complete source code from here.
First we will write a class that extends UIView to create a Custom PopUp Create a Cocoa file and name it CustomPopUp You should get two files CustomPopUp.h and CustomPopUp.m CustomPopUp.h CustomPopUp.m I have a sample interface like this. Now the ViewController.m MAKE SURE YOU HOOK UP THE BUTTONS TO THEIR CORRESPONDING FUNCTIONS. You can… Read More »
Hey all, This is a simple post showing how you can open the “Gallery” or “Photos” application in iOS. ViewController.m ViewController.m We add “UINavigationControllerDelegate,UIImagePickerControllerDelegate” to get the events after selecting the image from the Gallery. The below function is called after selecting image from Gallery – (void) imagePickerController:(UIImagePickerController *)picker didFinishPickingImage:(UIImage *)image editingInfo:(NSDictionary *)editingInfo You can… Read More »
This example shows how to Open Camera, Take Photo, Save it, Load it in iOS. Before this make sure that you have two buttons and one imageview in the Interface (image above) and link them to appropriate actions and variables ViewController.h” ViewController.m