Category: iOS

  • In Part I, we went over the set up for the chat app. Here’s where we’ll get the fun coding part. The first thing we want to do is set up some screens. We want to be able to navigate between them, and add some simple styling. Directory set up First, check out the v2.0…

  • For a recent project, I started building a simple React Native app based off Google’s FriendlyChat codelab code. I can’t say much yet about what the actual app is going to do but I figured posting the base chat code could help a lot of other developers over hurdles I had to jump. In this…

  • Where have I been? It’s been a while since I blogged, but that doesn’t mean I haven’t been a busy programmer. I’m back to regale you with snarky wittiness and some good code. After the Great Flash Crash of 2012, like most of us I reluctantly ventured back to the world of DOM hell. Having…

  • In part one of this series, you created the Actionscript 3 library, Objective C static library and wrapped it all together in a beauteous Adobe Native Extension (ANE) for use in your Flash mobile app. By now, you’re able to connect to Apple’s Game Center, but you don’t know it yet. This post will will…

  • With the advent of Adobe Native Extensions (ANE’s) Flash platform developers have been fully unleashed upon the mobile OS scene. Your Flash apps now have full access to all native features through ANEs. This two part series will get you ready to integrate your own Flash games with Apple’s Game Center so you can start…