Browsing Tag development

I was recently asked to do an interview for a new website dedicated to starting out in iOS development (In case you’re wondering, iOS is the operating system that runs all of the mobile Apple devices).
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For those not in the blogging tech scene, WordPress is software that runs many of the popular blogs and websites out there. The article you are currently reading is coming from a WordPress site. WordPress has such an important role on the web these days that people gather to share knowledge of it. WordCamp is one of these events.
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The Local Habit is a great restaurant in San Diego, CA. The only recently opened last summer and their menu and drink list is constantly changing. They also host many events. An iPhone app was a great compliment to their website and business.

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Most software isn’t perfect and developers could work on an app project forever, if you let them. Unfortunately the real world comes into play and we need to set realistic goals to get a project out the door. How do we decide to do that?
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How does one make an app “online-enabled“? It’s hard to understand sometimes how apps can go out there and grab information because to the user it’s very transparent, like it should be! I will explain how the “magic” works.
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As developers we take for granted many things. One of these things is how a collection of text files becomes a working software application. Today I’d like to explain, using Apple’s iOS, how this process works from a non-technical perspective.
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This was the first app I ever published to the App Store. I learned a lot from the development process so I thought I’d share my experiences in hopes that others can learn something too.
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When developing any app with a database, you are want to always keep in mind that as applications change, so can the databases.  When upgrading, you have to handle upgrading data within the old database to a new one, otherwise your users will be confused when they can’t find their data.
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There are many different ways to handle setting a version number on software. Most comes down to personal preference, but I will explain they way I’ve been accustomed to with software projects.
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