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Whenever I encounter a strange error message or a similar roadblock while programming, I google for answers. This approach leads to a wide array of websites, almost all blogs. (In fact, most of this site’s traffic comes from Google, presumably from the same approach.) As soon as I get to the site, I want to [...]
For an iPhone app I’m developing, I wanted a toolbar at the bottom of the initial view, but I didn’t want it appearing in the other views. I tried simply calling myUINavigationController.hidden, but the effect was a little jarring. UINavigationController has a great wrapper for that method that includes animation: setToolbarHidden:animated:. With animation, the toolbar [...]
Google popularized this trend in web forms years ago. When I go to the Google homepage, the page automatically puts the cursor in the search text box, so that I can immediately start typing. In Things on the iPhone, when I start to add a new item, the “New To Do” page automatically selects the [...]
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I'm Brian Dunagan. I write Mac user interfaces at Retrospect. Before that, I wrote Windows COM/MFC and Ruby on Rails at WildPackets. I graduated from MIT back in 2004. All the code posted is under MIT license. Feel free to use it anywhere; hope you find it useful. :)
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