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- Introducing 'Closures' - a new Open Source Framework July 27, 2017 at 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm TechShop Austin-Round Rock (120 Sundance Parkway Suite #350, Round Rock, TX 78681) 'Closures' is an iOS framework that adds closure-based handlers to many of the commonly used UIKit/Foundation classes. Classes such as UIButton, UITextField, UITableView, UICollectionView, UIGestureRecognizer, and many many more can now be delegated/dataSourced/target-actioned using closures. Ok, it's pretty much a "swifty" version of BlocksKit, only with some extra sugar. It's written entirely in Swift 4…
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- RT @jesseschell: AR is going to get seriously weird. twitter.com/kriskolodziej/… 1 day ago
- RT @AndrewProjDent: ARKit + CoreLocation, part 2 https://t.co/AyQiFyzlj3 4 days ago
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- This week’s meetup: Intro to iOS11’s ARKit: meetup.com/cocoacoder/eve… 2 weeks ago
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Xcode Issues: How To Work-Around An Ineligible iOS Device
There may come a day, a sad day, when you install the latest version of Xcode, plug-in you iOS device, wait for it to appear in the list of scheme supported devices, and…nothing. Then you click on the scheme pull-down … Continue reading
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10 years ago, the CocoaCoder.org site was created with Apple’s iWeb. And for the past 10 years, CocoaCoder.org was updated with iWeb. iWeb, if you’ve never heard of it, was one of the most beautiful web site creation tools around. … Continue reading
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