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Here is a simple example to add elements in a dictionary and go through a for loop to extract values by keys.
A few weeks ago, I was looking for a simple parser for html in iPhone because I just need to scrape a couple of webpages to get the contents. I found a nice wrapper on this posting, and it’s called hpple. Simple steps to use the library.
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In this post I show how to use the two nice JSON libraries available for iPhone development
Use NSDateFormatter to extract Date components and use it to build a count down App.
Objectgraph has come out with a App that keeps your child engaged while they are learning. This is a good tool for toddlers to learn Alphabets and then test their knowledge.
iMustache adds a mustache on your photos! Turn your friends’ face and send the picture to them!
iAfro adds some funkiness on your photos! Turn your friends’ hair to afro and send the picture to them!
We would like to encourage local NYC developers to join our iPhone Developer group at meetup.com. Please check our meetup schedules from the url below:
http://www.meetup.com/iPhoneDeveloper/
If you are not meetup.com member, it’s great opportunity to get an account.
There are a few lectures and lab sessions every month. We are very flexible for the schedules & contents.
My first series of articles explaining how to use Game Kit to communicate between two devices using BlueTooth. I am just using NSString objects in this example
Musings about developing for various mobile devices. Palm Pre, Androd, iPhone and blackberry are all cool, but there is no unified language/ library for all of them. Currently going with a platform is purely dependent on taste of the developer and not really on maximum availability of the app
A simple twitter client using Objective C API provided by Matt Legend. There is also some sample code if you are interested.
Apple sends out an email to all developers that Push notification is ready for testing. I login to developer portal and think about the next steps 
This is the 3 part of me Playing with Map Kit. Here i explain some limitations and custom Annotations.
This is the second part of “Playing with Map Kit” using iPhone SDK 3.0. Here we show how to add an annotation and also how to use reverse geocoding
Quick example to show how you can use Python Imaging Library (PIL) to add a watermark to an another image
I started looking at the Map Kit API for developing a quick and dirty – Find where you parked your car – application.
There is no programming guide for Map Kit yet on the developer pages for Apple, So I decided to share some some of it here.
Installing PIL in Mac OSX is a little tricky. Follow this guide to install it on your Mac
AppBuck.com is a iPhone / iPod Touch apps community. We have various categories of App Store and each forum entry is ready to say something. Feel free and comment on the forum!
http://www.appbuck.com
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We present the newest edition of the Maracas series. Go crazy with “Yummy’s Maracas!” Transform your iPhone/iTouch into maracas by shaking your device, and Yummy will also dance for you on the beach! You can choose from 2 different Yummy’s. Keep this application for musical splashes of fun. Best of all, it’s free!
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I could access Lon/Lat/Alt values from iPhone’s Location Manager class. This is kind neat. I got exact same value that I put my apartment address in google map. When I run this on the simulator, it always returns a address in Santa Clara. Is this Apple’s company building address or something? Let me know if [...]
