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Making the MSNBC pinwheel
April 3rd, 2012 | Gavin Miller

The previous article I wrote about Creating a Keyboard Show Hide Button garnered a comment from Moosc asking for a couple of tutorials he’d like to see. Looking through the 4 screen shots that were linked, the MSNBC color wheel really caught my eye. From the screenshot I figured there were at least a couple […]

Creating a Keyboard Show Hide Button
July 21st, 2011 | Gavin Miller

Gavin Miller is a local Calgary iPhone app developer who will be gracing yycapps with a series of tutorials on app development. Today we’re going to do some reverse engineering and build us one of the niffty features off of Evernote: The Keyboard Show/Hide button. Along this little journey of ours you’re going to pick […]

Testing to Touch Success
April 24th, 2011 | Gavin Miller

Gavin Miller is a local Calgary iPhone app developer who will be gracing yycapps with a series of tutorials on app development. This is his third in a series of great articles, so enjoy. While developing Puzzle Slidez: LOLCat Edition I picked up a few techniques for tile sliding on the iPhone. However I didn’t […]

I Can Haz A LOLCatz Puzzler?
April 18th, 2011 | Connor Turner

The second release from Random Type is based on the simple yet addictive puzzle slides concept, but with a LolCatz spin. Yes, I sayz LOLcatz.

Making the iPhone Responsive to a User’s Touch
March 14th, 2011 | Gavin Miller

Gavin Miller is a local Calgary iPhone app developer who will be gracing yycapps with a series of tutorials on app development. This is his second in what we hope will be a series of great articles, so enjoy. One of the finer points of iPhone development that can escape developers is the aspect of […]

How to Build a 2×2 UITableView Grid
January 28th, 2011 | Gavin Miller

Gavin Miller is a local Calgary iPhone app developer who will be gracing yycapps with a series of tutorials on app development. This is first in what we hope will be a series of great articles, so enjoy. Today you and I are going to work through some code to create a nifty looking 2×2 […]