Well, this is really old news by now. I wanted to post something about it earlier, but never seemed to find the time.
Apparently there was a mixup at MacTech magazine, and my two-part article on developing productivity applications was printed out of order. Part II came out in February's issue. I'm not sure whether Part I will follow in March.
However, there is an upside to this. The good folks at MacTech have released both articles in their entirety onto the web. So, I encourage you to check them out:
Part I: http://www.mactech.com/articles/mactech/Vol.25/25.03/iPhoneProductivityApplicationsPart1/
Part II: http://www.mactech.com/articles/mactech/Vol.25/25.02/iPhoneProductivityApplicationsPart2/
I'm also currently working on a third iPhone article, this time focusing on immersive apps, images and Quartz 2d.
-Rich-
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Where can I find the model sources? Those aren't available on ftp.MacTech.com.
Thanks.
I really enjoyed the articles you put out and am trying to implement that what I learned in my own way. However I'm having difficulty with my modeling.
I was wondering if you could point me in the direction of some good model information or perhaps as an example, on your Gas Tracker App. If on the 'new entry' page you had a cell or button to take you to another subview to use a UIDatePIcker to change the date. How would you go about getting the date from the picker back out to the 'new entry'?
Thanks for any help you can send my way.
Where can I find the model sources? Those aren't available on ftp.MacTech.com.
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