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Make demos iPhone friendly #3

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defagos opened this issue Aug 28, 2011 · 2 comments
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Make demos iPhone friendly #3

defagos opened this issue Aug 28, 2011 · 2 comments

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@defagos
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defagos commented Aug 28, 2011

Currently the demos have been written for iPad, but CoconutKit is meant to be used with iPhone applications as well. Make the demo project iPhone friendly so that CoconutKit components can be easily tested on an iPhone as well.

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CVertex commented Nov 19, 2011

in the demo proj you forgot to put in the pch and infoplist in the zip file...

Also, I'm looking forward to learning about how to write high quality container controllers.

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defagos commented Nov 19, 2011

Which zip file are you talking about? In the source code zip file automatically created by github, the pch and plist files are automatically included (except if you checked out a commit for which these files were missing, which should be quite unlikely). And it does not make sense to have those files in the tagged binary zip files, that is why you won't find them there. Is there a third kind of zip files I do not know about?

Regarding containers, I I have written a long article about how to write them:
http://subjective-objective-c.blogspot.com/2011/08/writing-high-quality-view-controller.html
Maybe you already read it, in which case I think you are talking about containers which are not view controllers themselves (which is one of the subjects I didn't discuss in my article). If this is the case, I am sadly not currently implementing such an object, and it is quite unlikely I will in a near future.

Best regards.

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