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Monthly Archives: April 2011
MSPinoy event – April 2, 2011
Even if I’m mostly doing iPhone development right now, I still do .NET and C# related speaking topics once in a while. One of them was the MSPinoy meet-up last April 2, 2011. I conducted a presentation called “A hitchhiker’s … Continue reading
Rolling your own iPhone treeview control: Summary, conclusion, and download links
It was a long drawn series, but I’m happy that we’re finally done with “Rolling your own iPhone treeview control”. To summarize the posts: Part 1: Creating a Tree Node Class – discussed about writing a proper tree class that … Continue reading
Rolling your own iPhone treeview control Part 4: Putting it all together in a UITableView and sorting out performance kinks
In Part 1 we discussed about creating the underlying class that the tree view control will use to hold its data, in Part 2 we talked about methods that are necessary for the node to display in the flat array … Continue reading
Rolling your own iPhone treeview control Part 3: Creating a treeview-ready UITableViewCell
In Part 1 we discussed about creating the underlying class that the tree view control will use to hold its data while in Part 2 we talked about methods that are necessary for the node to display in the flat … Continue reading
MVP and MBP
It’s that time of year again and I got renewed as a C# MVP. Three years now and I’m really thankful for it. But for most of the past year I’ve been mostly doing iPhone development so, well, the inevitable … Continue reading