Here is the standard way of getting user input and then using the input in your app.
UITextField works with the delegation pattern in Objective-C. That is, you need to designate an object to act “on behalf” of the text field object. In this video I show you how to use the UITextField to ask a user for input and then post the results to a label.
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In this week’s show I share my thoughts on Apple’s iPad announcement last week.
Show Notes
iPood
You may have wondered why I missed the last podcast… Well, the reason is that I was meeting my new daughter: Keira Ruby! Just want to welcome her as the newest member of the mobile app family (iPood: there is an app for that!).
What I’ve Been Up To (Other Than Changing Diapers)
This week I’ve been creating content for the Mobile App Mastery Silver Program. Specifically, I am working on the NO-BS Cocoa-Touch module. This one is fun because it introduces what is unique about the iPhone SDK: Model-View-Controller (MVC), Target-Action, Delegation and Interface Builder.
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