by organise | Oct 31, 2009 | Blogs
Lesson 5A. This is a two part lesson looking at how to create a data model to sit behind the table created in lesson 4. In this part the data model will be created and simply populated by hard coding data. In the second part (5B) the data model will be populated by...
by organise | Oct 23, 2009 | Blogs
Lesson 4. This lesson will look at how to create tables on your View and give the user sufficient control to delete and move entries around. It will look at creating multiple tables so that a user can drill down to some information displayed on a second view. This...
by organise | Oct 21, 2009 | Blogs
Are there any commonalities between running a small company and managing a project? Does performing one enhance or detract from your skills for the other?I have been concentrating recently on the promotion of our company and thus have not taken a Project Management...
by organise | Oct 8, 2009 | Blogs
Lesson 3. This will explain further some of the UI functionality and hints and tips for programming. It will cover delegates and utilising user input in order to provide a web browser.Hopefully after the last tutorial you have had the opportunity to try out different...
by organise | Oct 4, 2009 | Blogs
Lesson 2. This will continue the tutorial by adding some functionality behind the buttons created in lesson 1.Adding Functionality Behind The ButtonsNow we need to add some functionality so that the buttons actually have an impact.The View represents the UI (User...
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