Category: iOS
Implement Location Tracking Using Mapkit in Swift
Location-based services have always looked like a very cool feature to me. Showing the user their covered or targeted location and route made the process of moving around so much better. In this blog, we will try to implement MapKit, a very simple and easy framework provided by Apple, to work upon with map and…
Core Data implementation in iOS
Core Data plays an essential role when it comes to storing relevant and significant data inside the app. Using core data doesn’t affect the application performance or responsiveness and rather reduces the memory overhead of your app as compared to other data storage methods. This blog introduces core data in a very short, compact and…
Hybrid apps – the ideal choice for app development
In my last article “Is the gap between web apps and native apps disappearing?“, we discussed how web apps were slowly bridging the gap between them and native apps. Now even if those changes are significant web apps cannot conquer them all. At least not before something revolutionary comes by in the field. Considering the…
7 Ways to Make Your Code More Reusable
“Code Reusability” is a common term for developers. Still, when the time comes to apply the rules, they face several difficulties. Here are some simple ideas that help write reusable code and save you time. 1. Proper planning before a project starts: Before you jump to coding, go back a step, gather your team members,…
Infinite Background Parallax In Cocos2d
Infinite background parallax effect is quite popular in games. It creates an illusion of speed for foreground game objects. Actually the foreground game objects are static in nature and the game background moves towards left slowly. This situation causes the illusion of speed towards the right direction for foreground game objects. But creating an infinite…