Open Call For Tutorial Suggestions!

[chocobo0079]

Hi Ray,
I can't find such tutorial on web, hope this is not a hacking skill.
I see some ios games, with content over 20MB, will run an installer/patcher. So that they can keep their games under 20MB for user to DL them directly from appStore. Nice if there is a "How to build Apps installer/patcher" tutorial.
Thanks to your awesome tutorials. They are simple and clear!
Cheers,
Philip

[shippo0708]

a smash beatem up game like scott pilgrim or double dragon would be nice in cocos2d
(even a paid tutorial would be awesome)

[vinnybad]

@Ray

Can you show how you keep your code modularized? For example, if there are two table views that only differ by a couple of small things, how would you develop it from scratch, not knowing there are similar items? I guess this is more about Objective-C than iOS programming but it's still quite useful to know how to keep code clean while developing. Thanks!


PS - great book. Can't wait for the full version to come out!

[patelaxit]

How about a graphing application that can plot functions using Quartz or OpenGL ES?

[blakninja]

How to build a universal app.

I still haven't figured out how to build a universal app. Which component is shared, and which is recoded. How to detect what View Controller to show depending on the device. Etc.

Thanks.

[semartin]

How about an app for displaying photo/video galleries?

[vassilag]

Hi All,

1. It looks like sliding view controllers is a trending topic these days, I would like to see a tutorial on this.
2. Real time data on a UITableview with notifications from a web service would be cool too.

Keep up the great work!

[SpokaneDude]

How about a tutorial on Storyboards with split-views, which would cover

- segues to more than one detail page
- how to "wire" segues from master to individual detail pages

There is NOTHING on the web about this specific topic.

[jray]

A tutorial on "magicalRecord" and "mogenerator"

MagicalRecord: Super Awesome Easy Fetching for Core Data
https://github.com/magicalpanda/MagicalRecord

mogenerator: generates Objective-C code for your Core Data custom classes
http://rentzsch.github.com/mogenerator/

[AndySwift]

How about something on the the CATransformation Matrix and how the different parts of the Matrix work.

I'm using a piece of code from someone that spins a photo on its vertical axis but I have no idea how it does it...

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