About me
- Name
- Bartek Wilczyński
- Location
- Warsaw, Poland
- Bio
- Full-time .NET architect / developer and free-time Indie iPhone developer
Category Archives: idevblogaday
iOS open-source projects on a Github
I got several requests to share a code to my tutorials so that folks can better understand what I blog about. I don’t have any problems with that except the fact that some of my posts are based on the actual work that I do and I can’t share all the stuff with you. I [...]
Also posted in iPhone | Tagged development, git, github, idevblogaday, open source, sourcecode | 1 Comment
cocos2d meets MVC – wrap up
This post is going to be short. If you have any questions regarding the previous parts or something is unclear please let me know. I have some contract projects going on (which going to be HUGE!!!) so not so much time for blogging. To wrap up the previous parts: We implemented the Model which helps [...]
Also posted in iPhone | Tagged cocos2d, development, howto, idevblogaday, iphone, mvc, patterns, separation of concerns, tutorial | 2 Comments
cocos2d meets MVC – Implementing simple board game part 3
This is the 3rd part from the series how to build a simple puzzle game using cocos2d and MVC pattern. If you haven’t read previous parts I suggest you do it before reading this post: cocos2d meets MVC part 1, cocos2d meets MVC part 2 Updating the Model When the user touches the toolbox item [...]
Also posted in iPhone | Tagged cocos2d, development, howto, idevblogaday, iphone, mvc, separation of concerns, sourcecode, tutorial | 7 Comments
cocos2d meets MVC – Implementing simple board game part 2
In the first part of the cocos2d meets MVC series I described how to start implementing MVC paradigm for cocos2d based board game. The first post only scratched the surface, we have prepared a skeleton but we still have a lot to do. Introducing model In the previous part we introduced the View and the [...]
Also posted in iPhone | Tagged cocos2d, development, howto, idevblogaday, iphone, mvc, obj-c, separation of concerns, sourcecode, tutorial | 5 Comments
Easier iOS table views with ios-datatable