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ARKit Developer Tutorial: How To Build a Measuring App with Apple’s Augmented Reality SDK
Article by Gorilla Logic
Dec 12, 2017 • apple augmented reality sdk,ARKit,ARKit Dev Tutorial,ARKit Developer Tutorial,ARKit Shoe Measuring App,augmented reality,augmented reality sdk,How to Build a Shoe Measuring App,Swift,Swift Dev Tutorial,Swift Tutorial
iBeacons And Hue Lights Tutorial Part 4: Typhoon Dependency Injection Framework
Article by Gorilla Logic
Sep 11, 2017 • dependency injection,dev tutorial,iBeacons,iBeacons App,ibeacons hue lights,ios,RestAPI,Swift,typhoon,typhoon dev tutorial,typhoon framework
A small band of Gorillas created a three-week iBeacons and Hue Lights project using different technologies. In our first post, we introduced our project and provided a tutorial on implementing the Beacon SDK and integrating iOS devices through Bluetooth. In the second... Read more.
iBeacons and Hue Lights Tutorial Part 2: Implementing a Node.JS Server
Article by Gorilla Logic
Aug 16, 2017 • beacons,body parser,dev tutorial,express,hue bridge,hue lights,huejay,ibeacon,iBeacons,ios,iOS App,javascript,json,native,Native Philips Hue SDK,nodejs,nodejs server,npm,philips hue,philips hue bridge,Swift
A small band of Gorillas spent 3 weeks creating an iBeacons and Hue Lights project using different technologies. In our first post, we introduced our project and a tutorial on implementing Beacon SDK and integrating with iOS devices through Bluetooth. In this post, we... Read more.
iBeacons and Hue Lights Tutorial Part 1: Introducing The Beacon Solution
Article by Gorilla Logic
Aug 10, 2017 • app,beacon sdk,corelocation,Costa Rica,dev tutorial,developer tutorial,hue bridge,hue lights,ibeacon,iBeacons,iBeacons tutorial,ios,native,nodejs,phillips hue,Swift
A small band of Gorillas created a three-week iBeacons and Hue Lights project using different technologies. In this four-part series we will elaborate on the three main goals of this project and provide a tutorial along the way: 1. Implement Beacon SDK to connect the... Read more.
WWDC Highlights Part 3 – Not Banana App Using Core ML
Article by Kyle Balogh
Jul 6, 2017 • api,Core ML,Core ML Integration,CoreML,dev tutorial,iOS11,machine learning,Not Hotdog,Silicon Valley,Swift,WWDC,WWDC17
This WWDC series highlights new technologies and insights I took away from WWDC 2017. My second post explored new drag and drop API. In this post, I demonstrate how easy it is to use the new Core ML framework. The Silicon Valley “not hotdog” reference was used... Read more.
WWDC Highlights Part 2 – Drag and Drop
Article by Kyle Balogh
Jun 22, 2017 • developer tutorials,drag,drop,iOS 11,iPad,Swift,WWDC
In my first WWDC post, I mentioned an overview of the highlights from WWDC 2017. In this post, I dive into the new drag and drop API and demonstrate how to create a drop zone app. *Note: This app was written using iOS 11 beta 1. It is possible that the implementation... Read more.
Swift Scripting in the Wild
Article by Kyle Balogh
Apr 13, 2017 • developer tutorials,short,Swift,text
Swift scripting is awesome. Third party libraries that include references to APIs requiring usage descriptions, without disclosing that information to their users, are less awesome. I recently experienced this very situation and thought it would be a good excuse to... Read more.
Swift for Objective C Programmers
Article by Gorilla Logic
Feb 28, 2017 • android,apple,developer tutorial,ios,medium,Mobile Apps,ObjectiveC,Swift,technical,text
In WWDC 2014 when Apple introduced Swift, a multi-paradigm language created by Apple, many developers thought Swift would substitute Objective-C for iOS and Mac development. Swift has seen several changes since then and evolved into what we see today. However, many... Read more.
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