Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Saturday, October 29, 2011
An accelerating magnetic clock?
Sometimes you do stuff just because you can...
I spiffed up my Accelerometer component a little bit. I also wrapped up my Location based stuff into a Location component that handles both GPS coordinates, altitude and heading (true and magnetic).
What better way to test both of these components than my Clock app?
Believe it or not, the time is 11:17am in this screen shot. The 12-hour is pointing North. ;)
And I apparently leaned my phone so that the clock "fell" up into the top-right corner. ;)
Oh, and the second hand is the FireMonkey logo!
Wonder if anyone would buy this thing if I uploaded it as "Clock Pro" and put a $0.99 price tag on it. Source included of course!
I spiffed up my Accelerometer component a little bit. I also wrapped up my Location based stuff into a Location component that handles both GPS coordinates, altitude and heading (true and magnetic).
What better way to test both of these components than my Clock app?
Believe it or not, the time is 11:17am in this screen shot. The 12-hour is pointing North. ;)
And I apparently leaned my phone so that the clock "fell" up into the top-right corner. ;)
Oh, and the second hand is the FireMonkey logo!
Wonder if anyone would buy this thing if I uploaded it as "Clock Pro" and put a $0.99 price tag on it. Source included of course!
Friday, October 28, 2011
Writing a component for iOS
I just published an article that discusses my implementation of the accelerometer - Writing a component for iOS using Delphi XE2 and FireMonkey.
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
Thursday, October 27, 2011
My first iOS FireMonkey app in the AppStore
Submitted Saturday. Accepted and available tonight!
Anders' Analog Clock
I'll make a video of how it's made, and also publish the source code. Soon.
Enjoy!
First update may very well change the name to "Analog Clock for FireMonkey" just so you can find something in the appstore using "FireMonkey" as the search term. Oh, and properly working iPad support is coming as well. ;)
Please consider checking it out it and rating it! :)
Anders' Analog Clock
I'll make a video of how it's made, and also publish the source code. Soon.
Enjoy!
First update may very well change the name to "Analog Clock for FireMonkey" just so you can find something in the appstore using "FireMonkey" as the search term. Oh, and properly working iPad support is coming as well. ;)
Please consider checking it out it and rating it! :)
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
All my iOS CodeRage demos posted
A Baker's Dozen in total, in no particular order:
FishFacts iOS
Opening a URL in iOS
Toggling the Status Bar in iOS
Using SQLite in iOS
Getting a Map in iOS
Local File I/O in iOS
Sending Email in iOS
Getting Directions in iOS
Dialing Phone Numbers in iOS
Using Icon Badge Numbers in iOS
Using the Accelerometer in iOS
Using the GPS and Compass in iOS
DataSnap client for iOS using InterBase
Enjoy!
FishFacts iOS
Opening a URL in iOS
Toggling the Status Bar in iOS
Using SQLite in iOS
Getting a Map in iOS
Local File I/O in iOS
Sending Email in iOS
Getting Directions in iOS
Dialing Phone Numbers in iOS
Using Icon Badge Numbers in iOS
Using the Accelerometer in iOS
Using the GPS and Compass in iOS
DataSnap client for iOS using InterBase
Enjoy!
Friday, October 21, 2011
Fix to my CC download for iOS DataSnap
Apparently the .a files I had on my machine are necessary... ;)
If you downloaded the source code from CodeCentral, head on over and download it again for a submission that includes the .a files.
If you downloaded the source code from CodeCentral, head on over and download it again for a submission that includes the .a files.
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