2010 – Santiapps – Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Python, Internet Of Things, IoT, iOS, Android

iLuvMe CalMod & CityGuide->CData->jSON

August 23, 2010marskokoNo Comments

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Oreilly Learning iPhone Programming

August 17, 2010marskokoNo Comments

Currently on Ch5 but have a few questions looming in the back of my mind: 1) Why use a tableviewcell to enter data for AddNewCity instead of a UIView with label and description? 2) Just as i thought, tag 777 got me in trouble. My bad because i added the tag to both the inner component uitextField and the outer component tableViewCell by mistake. But im wondering a couple of things: (a) can i tag the entire structure uitableViewCell as i did (without tagging the inner components) and get any component inside it with that tag refrence? (b) why exactly was it not passing the data correctly; because the outer… Read More

Delegates & Protocols iOS

August 10, 2010marskoko3 Comments

A complex subject to wrap your head around, i agree! But its pretty cool once you get a working example going. Let’s think of a game where a lander comes down from the sky (presumably on Mars – since Mars is a hot topic lately) and deploys a rover. In Cocos2d, you put all your objects on a Layer object. This means the layer class is the main class (analogous to a viewcontroller class contains buttons, views, labels, cells etc). You create a Lander object class because you want to re-use it everywhere in the game. With every new level, you must create a new layer class but you can… Read More

Local Server Auto Upload XML File to Web Server

July 6, 2010marskokoNo Comments

hi i made this app called iDashBoardCenter which basically dl an xml file from a web server of your choosing. the problem is that most users have a local private server with internet connection and a local database. They want that local server to upload the created xml file to a webserver they also manage. Ive got the code that reads the local db and creates the xml file on their local directory but i have no idea how to upload the created xml file copy to a webserver which they can access. the problem remains that an asp code must be run on the local machine “magically” and then… Read More

iPhoneCoreDataRecipes Explained…

March 10, 2010marskokoNo Comments

Im going thru this Apple app and im noting my progress in understanding it. Any comments are appreciated. black = unanswered questions red = my answers so far blue = partially answered on the blog itself green = less important, design questions maybe… RecipeListTableViewController.m 1) Why @class Recipe and @class RecipeTableViewCell 2) They adopt a RecipeAddDelegate & NSFetchedResultsControllerDelegate protocols? YES…Ive never seen a protocol before. I guess the NSFRC protocol class is a UIKit class but i had never seen a customcreated class be used as a protocol…COOL! 3) Why do we declare showRecipe & configureCell methods but not the add:method or the whole bunch of others…. 4) When creating… Read More

Spanish Consultech Blog

February 25, 2010marskokoNo Comments

Check out this blog for help on Computers… In Spanish 🙂 Compugenios

json php mySQL iphone webService

February 25, 2010marskoko10 Comments

Youll be glad to know i got it working. I think this is what a webservice is, maybe ive been calling it something else. Ive got the mySQL db sittin on a server in the cloud. There is a php read.php file and a write.php file. The read php file takes the arguments for user and then reads the mySQL db and returns a json string which iphone reads and presents. The write file takes the arguments input by the user and posts them to mySQL db. So is this it? Now im only missing something that the server can use to update a 3rd updatedread.php file that will read… Read More

Paparazzi Stanford CS193

February 24, 2010marskokoNo Comments

I’m starting CS193p this new semester again because the Assignment this time around is Paparazzi, a Flickr client which uses CoreData and it’ll be a good experience! I’ve started with the static view controllers and noticed I was a little rough around the edges in alloc/initting view controllers (mainly nav and tabbar). However I got thru it. Then I moved on to Part 2 where you use the plist file to populate the CoreData model which is where I am currently and am stuck! This time around, unlike the Twitter App, we have to use the plist file to populate the db. I’ve got the object model set up, which… Read More

iLuvMe took OFF in Feb!!!

February 16, 2010marskokoNo Comments

The iLuvMe App was a hit in Feb! We are pleased so many of you out there downloaded our app and even happier that you liked it so much to write us with thank-you comments from your valentines who so enjoyed it. Just wanted to drop a note to say you’re welcome and were hard at work on version 2.0 with more features as well as on other apps for other end users such as business, entertainment and more! Santiapps.com will keep you posted when new apps become available. Thank you for your support.

Commented on “Mashable – The Social Media Guide”

January 28, 2010marskokoNo Comments

I’ve used the SE p800, p900, p910 and p1…true they could do most of the same things way be4 2g iPhone, but the iPhone does it much better…trust me, try one! Originally posted as a comment by marciokoko on Mashable – The Social Media Guide using DISQUS.

iLuvMe: The Perfect Gift for that Special Someone ;)

January 8, 2010marskokoNo Comments

This is a nice little app, perfect for your girlfriend or wife or special someone. You create a file online based on your special memoirs and love messages. Then you download the app to your iphone and use it to download the file to your girlfriends iPhone. Thats it! All your special memories at the touch of her fingertip. Its perfect for us guys who struggle to get a gift that has real romantic potential. This will really impress her and it’ll say I Love You like no other gift. Be the thoughtful one, be truly caring and loving. She’ll never forget this. Check out the reviews at AiAR and check out… Read More