iOS Development

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Apple iOS development requires less code than other mobile development platforms, resulting in a shorter development phase. With a host of powerful tools and a frequent release cycle, iOS application development creates a solid foundation for customizing apps for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices. Apple’s new programming language, Swift, has become the standard for iOS and the required language for App Store acceptance.

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Custom UX for iOS

Custom iOS application user experience and interaction design and development for iPhone and iPad devices, including native iOS applications for enhanced speed and functionality.

iPhone Software Development

iPhone application development service for custom content filters, social networks, and a wide range of business applications. iOS client integration with existing APIs and developing custom back-end frameworks as needed.

Specialized Industry Apps

We have a dedicated team of iOS developers building large-scale enterprise mobile applications to consumer applications.

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January 23, 2015

How to Create Drag and Drop Cells in Swift using an UILongPressGestureRecognizer

By Dan Fairbanks

In Mobile App Development Technology Tips

While working on a recent project for a client, I needed to implement a drag and drop table view for moving cells around. As I did some research, I found a great tutorial on www.raywenderlich.com. The only problem was that it was in Objective-C and I was writing my project in Swift. I couldn’t just … Continued

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September 8, 2014

Extensions are going to be one of the most useful and powerful new features of iOS 8

By Dan Fairbanks

In Mobile App Development Technology

Extensions are going to be one of the most useful and powerful new features of iOS 8, opening up all kinds of new possibilities in app development. A lot of these extensions have been in demand for a long time. This demand will create a flood of these extensions being developed for new and well-established … Continued

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