Hawk iMedia

Building one app from one code base is pretty straight forward (all other complexities of Xcode development notwithstanding, of course).

I am always learning new things about my craft: from colleagues, on the job, from the Googles, and yes, from books.

This has been quite a year for me as an “indie” iOS developer, and I thought a recap of what I learned, what I did, and what I hope to do in 2012 was in order.

Set aside any ideas you may have that global data is evil.

There are some apps that immediately make you say, “Wow!

On the heels of this past weekend’s Voices That Matter iOS Developers Conference I am feeling completely inspired to create great, new, and innovative apps.

If you came to Xcode4 from Xcode3, you noticed a distinctly different methodology to the way in which apps are built, namely Schemes.

Despite what Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines may say, sometimes you want to prevent your user from doing anything until some long-running task (like a network API call or a login task, for example) completes.

This is my first post for iDevBlogADay, an opportunity about which I am quite excited.

Like everyone else, I feel I have to say something about the passing of Steve Jobs.

Welcome to Hawk iMedia’s new Development Blog!

Is this thing on?