Proper labels in your mobile apps are crucial in delivering a good experience for your users. Whether labels are used to provide information, instructions, high scores, titles, or anything else, it …
When Apple quietly removed the Game Center app as part of its iOS 10 transition, many critics proclaimed that Apple killed Game Center. Sure, you could still access it from …
E3 just wrapped up earlier this month, with publishers treating console gaming fans to a plethora of new game trailers. I was already pumped about Super Mario Odyssey before the …
Note: Many of the “‑” used in the code examples are non-line breaking hyphens. If you are copying and pasting code into Xcode, you will get an error. These need …
We’ve written extensively about different mobile game monetization models. While certain monetization techniques lend themselves more naturally to different genres, the majority of the top grossing games focus on consumable …
Apple makes it easy to recognize gestures on iPhone and iPad. Today, we’re going to make a game that detects taps, pinches, and swipes. Much like the classic game Bop …
Let’s say you want to make your own app. If you’re a developer, you might have a good idea of how to use Xcode and write some elegant Swift code. …
One of the great things about distributing your app through Apple’s App Store is the massive global audience that can download your app. Another useful aspect is that you can …
In Part 1 of this beginner iOS tutorial, we created the basic shell of our app to select random date locations. It’s a functional app, and you can bust it …
This will be a very simple native iOS app tutorial geared toward beginners. I’ll assume you have no experience making apps, so this should be approachable for everyone. This will …
