Assuming you’ve added the CloudKit entitlements in the starter project, you are ready to add code in the CloudKit project class files to interact with the CloudKit private and public database. Before, we do so though, you have to authenticate the app user. To authenticating the app user, you will add code in the app class files to perform these […]

Before you can use the CloudKit in an iOS application, you must add the CloudKit entitlements in the project. You can use your own iOS project or this starter project, CloudKitGuide. Steps presented below assume you will use the starter project. Now, here are the steps to add the CloudKit entitlements in the starter project. […]

CloudKit is nothing more than a framework that allow you to move an iOS or Mac application’s data to and from Apple’s cloud servers. Now, before you dive into CloudKit, let’s get acquainted with CloudKit architecture. CloudKit Architecture The CloudKit architecture consist of five components. Let’s examine each in turn. 1. CloudKit Container When you configure an […]

If you find your self writing code to create a property list file and manipulate its dictionary entries, every time you create a new iOS project, then you should download my PlistManager class file: PlistManager.swift In this tutorial you learn how to use the PlistManager class. At the end of the tutorial, you will find a link […]

Have you every wondered how to implement the ability for the user of your iOS app to see a popover view when he/she tap a table view cell? Well, today you will learn how to do that. You will also learn how to do these tasks: Set the background color of the selected table view […]