Mike Woelmer

Custom Animation for an Unwind Segue

What do you do if you want a custom animation for your unwind segue in Xcode?

Growing as Makers

What I Learned at CocoaConf Atlanta

I recently attended the Atlanta CocoaConf, a touring conference that focuses on Apple technologies (iOS and OS X).

Developer Tools

How to Perform an Unwind Segue Programmatically

In this blog post, I will show you how to perform Unwind Segues Programmatically and show you a couple ways you can pass data along.

Developer Tools

Unwind Segues in iOS Storyboards

An example of how to use iOS Unwind Segues, which give you a way to “unwind” the navigation stack to a particular view controller.

iOS / OS X

How to Animate Images in a UIImageView with Completion Handler

How to get a completion handler when animating images in a UIImageView by using CAKeyFrameAnimation instead of setting the animationImages property.

Developer Tools

Taking a Screenshot on Mac OS X

Can't remember how to take a screenshot on a Mac? These keyboard shortcuts and applications that will do the trick.

Developer Tools

Expanding User-Defined Runtime Attributes in Xcode with Objective-C

Changing the borderColor & shadowColor of a UIView and the font properties of a UISegmentedControl in XCode w/user-defined runtime attributes & Objective-C.

Developer Tools

I Hate #regions

"I hate regions" not only automatically expands the regions when you open the file, it changes the font size and color of the regions.

iOS / OS X

Using UIScrollView with Auto Layout in iOS

How to set up a UIScrollView with AutoLayout with support for portrait and landscape changes and auto content scrolling when the keyboard pops up.

.NET / WPF

Toggle the Visibility of a Text Run in WPF

The WPF text run does not have a visibility property. Here's a simple trick, using an attached property, to add that functionality.

.NET / WPF

How To Debug Data Binding Issues in WPF

In this post, I will give you some tips on how you can debug your data bindings in WPF. I'll show you how to add trace output and break into the debugger.

.NET / WPF

You Can Write Inline C# in XAML – But Should You?

You can write inline C# in your XAML file with the x:Code Intrinsic type. But it might not be such a great idea.

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