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iOS Programming

This is a guest post by Sean Choo, the developer of Cureto. In this tutorial, he will show us how

iOS Programming

Apple’s World Wide Developer’s Conference (also known as WWDC and known better by attendees as DubDub) will be

Apteligent crash monitoring for mobile apps allows developers to better understand the root causes of fatal exceptions and errors. Thousands

iOS Programming

In the hand of the clerk at the local grocer’s checkout line, helping to check in bags and passengers

Xcode

Amongst all the features Xcode 7 incorporates, there is one that admittedly distinguishes; that is the new revolutionary, much better

iOS Programming

Geo targeting is the method to show different content to your users based on their geographic location, such as country,

iOS Programming

Welcome to the advanced Parse article! In this tutorial, we will be covering some advanced Parse techniques which you can

iOS Programming

Several treasures like not so well-known frameworks and libraries can be found in the iOS SDK. Most of them can

iOS Programming

Following up on my previous post on migrating a parse database to a self-hosted MongoDB instance, in this spring-themed tutorial,

Swift

Operator overloading is one of the most powerful features of any computer programming language, so Apple decided to make it

Today is AppCoda’s birthday. It’s been four years since I published the very first post on AppCoda. The

iOS Programming

According to the news, health and fitness are more important today than at any point in history. It’s funny,

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