2014/10/15 下午 10:15:40

iphone Programming Glossary: ux

Facebook SDK changes to Login in Pop-up view

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14214903/facebook-sdk-changes-to-login-in-pop-up-view

^ FBSession session FBSessionState status NSError error and here we make sure to update our UX according to the new session state self updateView iphone ios xcode facebook share improve this question Use FBConnect..

Facebook-Ios-Sdk 3.0.8 Crash Xcode on Alternative Login

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14354191/facebook-ios-sdk-3-0-8-crash-xcode-on-alternative-login

completionHandler ^ FBSession session FBSessionState state NSError error and here we make sure to update our UX according to the new session state self updateView NSLog @ state d state FBRequestConnection startForMeWithCompletionHandler..

Programmatically powering off an iPhone?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1613989/programmatically-powering-off-an-iphone

Does NSURLConnection Block the Main/UI Thread

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3234054/does-nsurlconnection-block-the-main-ui-thread

Block the Main UI Thread I am downloading images in table view cells as they scroll onto the screen. For UX reasons I start downloading the images in UITableViewCell tableView UITableView tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath NSIndexPath..

Is there a tree control for the iphone?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3762356/is-there-a-tree-control-for-the-iphone

the nodes offset to show depth there isn't much space left over. Adding it to the iOS environment would create a weird UX flow so I would probably rethink my design flow if I think I need one. If you need to fake it you can use a table view and..

How do I open the Settings application from my application?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/377102/how-do-i-open-the-settings-application-from-my-application

How does Sencha Touch + PhoneGap perform compared to native apps in terms of speed?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5220377/how-does-sencha-touch-phonegap-perform-compared-to-native-apps-in-terms-of-spe

you're planning a demo prototype or test you're safe with them. However if you want to make an app with competitive UI UX you should not. and even you want to make prototypes it should be better having some papers For your question the speed... always had those struggling because of GC on Java. Considering this fact most of Android users doesn't care about UX a lot. But on iOS your HTML5 based app never be better experience than competitor's native app. There are many workarounds..

Mobile development - Native VS Cross Platform VS JavaScript [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8865277/mobile-development-native-vs-cross-platform-vs-javascript

this question There are 500k apps on the app markets and competition is fierce. It is paramount to have great UX and graphics. Cross platform tools are NOT on par with native development. If they were we would all be using them. But.. it's functionality. But if you are serious about mobile apps market then the only way is to go native. And you need an UX guy and a designer who knows mobile development on team full time. You will spend upwards of 50 of time on looks. The project.. upwards of 50 of time on looks. The project that I'm part of now is spending 80 of time on looks graphics animations UX usability testing . A suggestion spend a reasonable amount of time days using you competitors apps. Also spend time with..