What is the IGOverlayView? The IGOverlayView is a powerful and extremely flexible control for displaying any type of view that will overlay another view, with or without animation, when shown or...

Introduction Side menus are a common UI pattern found in iOS apps. With the release of NucliOS 2014 Volume 2, we included a side menu control that makes it simple to add a side menu to any view...

Introduction When designing an app that makes use of multiple view controllers it may become necessary to pass data back and forth between the view controllers. This common occurance will be...

Introduction With the release of NucliOS 2014 Volume 1 we've included a flow layout control ( IGFlowLayoutView ). This control allows you to easily create a dynamically sized list of items that...

Introduction With the recent release of NucliOS 2014 Volume 1 we've added an iOS control that can render 12 different barcode types. The graphic below shows all of the currently supported types...

Introduction Having the right set of tools can take your development quality to the next level. This article provides you with my personal current top 10 apps to use for Mac and iOS development...

Introduction The IGProgressView that comes with the NucliOS controls is an easy to use and extremely flexible control. It's unique design allows for many different progress visualizations, including...

Introduction The string functions of most programming languages can cause performance slowdowns when they are frequently used. With iOS development you will see NSString references and its method...

Introduction CALayers are extremely powerful for rendering primitives and geometry, then animating out changes to the geometry or visual properties such as color. In this blog post we'll create...

Introduction With the release of iOS 7, Apple included the ability to detect barcodes through its AV Foundation framework. The supported types are: UPC-A UPC-E Code 39 Code 39 mod 43 ...