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Sep 15
iPhone SDK Tutorial: Building an Advanced RSS reader using TouchXML (Part 1)
icon1 Posted by Dean in General, TouchXML, Web Development, iPhone Development, iPhone Development Tutorials, xcode on 09 15th, 2008 | 23 Comments
iPhone SDK Tutorial: Building an Advanced RSS reader using TouchXML (Part 1)

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If you are here I am guessing that you are interested in iPhone/iTouch development and are looking for a place to start. Due to Apple’s NDA on the iPhone SDK there really isn’t much information out there on getting started with iPhone development, by writing this tutorial I hope to give people the confidence to get started developing on the iPhone and also to help myself get my head around it. Lets get started 1. Getting your development environment setup You will need a copy of the iPhone SDK (available for free at http://developer.apple.com/iphone).... 

Sep 15
Flex TabNavigatior Initialization
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I sat here for quite some time banging my head against the wall trying to figure out why I was getting a null object reference error for some of my components in a TabNavigator. After some Googling and hair pulling I found out that only the first tab is actually initialized, while the other tabs only initialized when they were selected…Go figure Adobe to leave this vital point out of the LiveDocs! Never fear! There is a solution… On your TabNavigator you need to set the creationPolicy property to all and then all the tabs and their children will... 

Feb 28
10 Helpful CakePHP Resources
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Whilst trekking around the wilderness learning the ins and outs of CakePHP I have compiled a list of helpful CakePHP related sites that have gotten me through some tough times. After spending so much time finding these resources I thought that I would compile them into a list and publish them. 1. Official CakePHP website: The number one source for CakePHP manuals, blogs, API’s, articles and tutorials. 2. Donutczar.com: Great information and examples on Helpers in CakePHP 1.2, a really good source for people who want a hand’s on and visual explanation. 3.... 

Feb 25
BooksAround.com: CakePHP 1.2 driven online bookstore launched
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Today is the day that Booksaround, an Australian Online Second hand bookstore is launched. The CMS for BooksAround was written from scratch and utilises the CakePHP 1.2 framework for everything from inventory management through to payment processing and order fulfillment. Why CakePHP you ask? Well CakePHP offers a strong yet flexible PHP framework to kickstart application development allowing for a shorter build time and a more affordable project for the client.  The BooksAround CMS allows staff to Add, Edit and Remove books from the database with the ease... 

Feb 23
Welcome to dBlog
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