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iphone Programming Glossary: cheaper

iPod touch for iPhone development

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/134048/ipod-touch-for-iphone-development

on anyway. I have an iPod touch bought first and an iPhone. I never use the iPod anymore. The iPod touch is obviously cheaper than the iPhone and there is no contract necessary. However at least in the UK you can get a contract free iPhone and you..

Indoor navigation hardware/software requirements for iOS

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15732181/indoor-navigation-hardware-software-requirements-for-ios

So here's my questions 1 Do I need some special hardware installed in university Cisco MSE for example or some cheaper analogues or I can apply some software technologies to our current hardware for server side user location determining If..

Game engine for iPhone/Android [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3996793/game-engine-for-iphone-android

willing to spend a bit of money but also need the simplicity that Cocos2d x offers. Check out http appgamekit.com It's cheaper than Marmalade SDK and easier to use. It is also extensive via C . Deciding on what to use mainly depends on your constraints...

Iphone - when to calculate heightForRowAtIndexPath for a tableview when each cell height is dynamic?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4823197/iphone-when-to-calculate-heightforrowatindexpath-for-a-tableview-when-each-cel

to be displayed at any given time. Why do Apple implement it like this Part of the reason is that it's almost always cheaper or can be cheaper if you code it right to calculate the height of a row than it is to build and populate a whole cell. Given.. at any given time. Why do Apple implement it like this Part of the reason is that it's almost always cheaper or can be cheaper if you code it right to calculate the height of a row than it is to build and populate a whole cell. Given that in many.. and populate a whole cell. Given that in many tables the height of every cell will be identical it is often vastly cheaper. And another part of the reason is because iOS needs to know the size of the whole table this allows it to create the scroll..

how do I calculate heightForRowAtIndexPath when the cell is not even constructed yet?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5294356/how-do-i-calculate-heightforrowatindexpath-when-the-cell-is-not-even-constructed

that message gets sent six times. Why do Apple implement it like this Part of the reason is that it's almost always cheaper to calculate the height of a row than it is to build and populate a whole cell. And given that in many tables the height.. and populate a whole cell. And given that in many tables the height of every cell will be identical it is often vastly cheaper. And part of the reason is because iOS needs to know the size of the whole table this allows it to create the scroll bars..