In computer science there are many data structures. In this post we will examine one such structure called a ‘Stack’. We’ll implement it using another data structure called a ‘Linked List’, and for the sake of comparison, we will implement the same stack data structure using plain old arrays, and… Read more »
Snakes and Ladders is a popular game that we all played as children. For those of you who are new to the game, it’s a simple game played on a board that consists of 10×10 squares. The player moves by throwing a dice, you start from square 1, and move… Read more »
You all heard of Siri 🙂 It’s an online Voice Command and Text-To-Speech engine. Recently I ran into a great framework for offline voice command and text to speech, and it works great. It’s called OpenEars and you can read more about it on that link. I wanted to try it… Read more »
Using iBeacon is pretty straight forward, what I wanted to do is use the service in the background, and send a request to the server every time a user enters/exits a region. I’ll explain how I did it in this small tutorial. iBeacon iBeacon is a location technology developed by Apple…. Read more »
Creating a grayscale image is not a problem in iOS, but I wanted to be able to animate an image view from grayscale to full color. It turned out to be a pretty simple operation, all you have to do is create a grayscale image, and fade-in the original image…. Read more »
Google Maps for iOS can’t show all Info Windows (unlike the Android version). But there’s an easy way around this limitation. All you have to do is render your Info Window along with your pin icon as an image, and set that image as a pin icon. Google Maps will… Read more »
