by costmo | Feb 5, 2014 | Apps, iOS, TimeLogger
Statistics can tell you a great deal about your work. How many people use my products? How do they use them? Are there places where people get stuck? What are the features that get the most end-user attention, and therefore require the most development effort to make...
by costmo | Jan 20, 2014 | Code, iOS, Tech Talk
I was searching for a way to get an MD5 or SHA1 checksum of a file in Objective-C for an iOS app. I found lots of solutions for getting the checksum of a string, but nothing for files. The solution was pretty simple, but I had to piece together information from a few...
by costmo | Jan 11, 2014 | Code, Pebble, Tech Talk
We’re getting more and more excited now that the release of version 2.0 of the Pebble smartwatch software is drawing near. Truth be told, we’ve been hard at work for a good part of the Summer, Fall and Winter getting ready for this time (click here to see...
by costmo | Dec 31, 2013 | Code, Database, iOS, Tech Talk
You’ve made it to my favorite part of this series. In the previous post, I covered the APP(ideas) database abstraction layer for PHP. Our primary goal has been to make it a simple system that is easy to use, fully capable and with little bloat. Some natural...
by costmo | Dec 1, 2013 | Code, Database, Tech Talk
You’ve made it past the introduction. Now we can show you how to use the APP(ideas) Database Abstraction layer. Download + Install The first thing to do is to get the source code. It is available to get (and use) for free. Here is a link:...
by costmo | Dec 1, 2013 | Code, Database, Tech Talk
We at APP(ideas) have worked on some massive projects for some of the world’s largest corporations. We have created some equally impressive products for smaller companies. We have created our own products in TimeLogger, journalPad, bible.APP and...
