xCode is the development environment used to write applications for both Mac OS and iOS devices such as MacBooks, iMacs, iPhones and iPads. To speed up the development of these applications there are a number of keyboard shortcuts that developers can use to quickly access common functions.
This article lists the shortcuts that I use most frequently. However, it is certainly not an exhaustive list.
This blog is an attempt to collate all of the information that I frequently need reminders for and put the details in one place. This will hopefully help me improve as a photographer.
Subbuteo Makes it's debut on the iPhone!
iKits is the first version of an iPhone application that displays the subbuteo heavyweight for an English League side for a chosen season between 1970 and 1975. If an away kit is available in the subbuteo range then that can be viewd as well.
One man's obsession with collecting little plastic men.
A personal history of my time playing subbuteo table football and collecting the myriad of teams that have been available over the years. I've included some photographs of my favourite kits.
Basic questions and answers that I encountered while investigating iPhone development.
It includes class declarations and specifications, as well as implementing a class. It also covers some of quirks I found concerning the symbols used and finally an overview of the use of delegates and protocols.
A basic approach to building an accessible web page using HTML to structure the content, CSS to present it and Javascript to enhance it.
An overview of the testing strategy used to check the site.
An overview of how this site was built using HTML 5 and CSS 3. It includes examples of some of the new tags available in HTML 5 and some of the effects that are possible with CSS3.
Does HTML 5 Improve accessibility?
Whilst building a page to demonstrate how to use Javascript and the DOM to dynamically create only the HTML tags required in order to implement the Javascript functionality if Javascript was enabled in the browser, I encountered an issue surrounding event handling the bubbling of Javascript events. I eventually used CSS to solve the problem
What is at the Premier League? It's like the Emporer's New Clothes.