UI/UX Designer from Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
Apple Inc. (commonly known as Apple) is an American multinational technology company headquartered in Cupertino, California, that designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software, and online services.
There are many ways to identify the bundle ID of any macOS app using the Mac itself.
The following steps will help you identify a Finder app’s bundle ID using the Terminal. Replace the app name written in step 02 with the exact words of your desired app name.
Step 01:
Open Terminal on your Mac.
Step 02:
Run the following command:
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After using your Apple Mac, iPhone or iPad for more than 2 to 3 years upgrading the operating system multiple times you may realise after upgrading system some features like iCloud, Mac / App Store App Downloads and Updates, Keychain Sync, Safari Passwords Sync, Contacts Sync are not working across devices.
(more…)Precautions:
1. If you are on iPhone and iPad first backup your device using Mac. And also backup your iPhone and iPad photos using Apple Photos.
2. If you are on Mac backup your Mac using TimeMachine
I got a job as a Graphic Designer in a good company in 2007.
I completed my Final Year Project on Apple Inc. in my previous graduation year.
So, I was way more familiar with Apple Computers than I required. With a new stream of money, I started receiving money because of the job. I bought my dream computer, a 24-inch iMac.
Someone from my company told me about Apple Premium Reseller, Unicorn Infosolutions Pvt Ltd, located at Andheri West near Fun Republic Mall.
The year that I bought iMac was March 2008. I visited their store near Fun Republic Mall. The physical RAM that was coming with the iMac was 2GB. At that time, they told me I must buy more RAM if I wanted 4GB RAM. So I said I will opt for 4GB RAM. They told me they could provide me with pirated apps that were preinstalled and Pro Apple Apps like Final Cut Pro, Logic Studio, and Adobe Creative Suite. I said I was not interested. But this was when I sensed something wrong with the purchasing process.
The Unicorn person told me they would not deliver the Apple iMac to the home I had to carry to my house, which was 20 kilometres away. I said no problem, I will take it myself.
After using that iMac, I started experiencing issues and feeling cheated by Apple Premium Reseller when I purchased what was supposed to be a new iMac from them.
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Choosing between UILabel and UITextView starts when you want to display text in your Apple iOS, iPadOS or macOS Catalyst App.
I have even gone through the process of choosing UILabel or UITextView to display text on my app.
So, I have made a small numbered list to help you choose the right option…
Choose UILable to display text:
Here is a Sample Code for UILabel:
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Sometimes, you want to hide the Navigation Bar from a particular view without manually deleting it from Main.storyboard,
So, I have documented how to do it programmatically instead.
Step 01:
Copy the following code to your ViewController’s Swift file’s ‘viewWillAppear’ method for which view you want to hide the Navigation Bar on its load on your iPhone, iPad or Mac’s (Catalyst) app screen.
override func viewWillAppear(_ animated: Bool) {
super.viewWillAppear(true)
self.navigationController?.setNavigationBarHidden(true, animated: true)
}
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When Google released the Material Design Guidelines, they introduced many new design elements, including the Fabeingutton, a Floating Action Button.
Normally, we see the Fab button in Android Mobile Apps, but many Apple iPhone, iPad, and Mac App Developers have started using it in their designs.
Here, we will see how to programmatically add the Fab button in your iOS, iPadOS, and macOS app on any view, including UICollectionView or UITableView.
Step 01: First, declare the UIButton variable in your View Controller
var fabButton = UIButton()
Step 02: Add this code to viewDidLoad()
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If you are having a problem loading or browsing a particular/specific website, then you can follow the steps below to resolve that problem.
Step 01: Navigate to your TP-Link router’s web interface. i.e. Normally http://192.168.0.1/
Step 02: Log in to your TP-Link router’s Administration Web Page
Step 03: Go to > Advance > Network > Internet > Click on Advanced Settings
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After downloading and installing Android Studio for Mac, I noticed my Mac started heating too quickly with the fan running at full speed, and there was also a performance issue.
So, I decided to uninstall Android Studio from Mac completely. I used the following command and documented it below if you want to perform the same process for uninstalling Android Studio from your Mac.
Open Terminal.app from Applications > Utilities > Terminal.app and execute the following commands
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Imagine you have downloaded a file from a website or especially a Google Drive shared folder, and when you select the same file on your local Macintosh HD and use the ‘Command + I’ command on your Mac’s Keyboard, what you see is a long list of gibberish URL the file you downloaded from under ‘Where from’ section.
It looks something like this:
Now, you may ask how to remove this Where from section gibberish from your file or all files inside the folder. The answer follows these simple steps.
To remove specific ‘Where from’ attributes from the file:
Use the ‘xattr’ command with the ‘-d’ flag and then describe the command to delete specific attributes. Here is ‘Where from’.
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I had been planning for a long time but never implemented Google Analytics for my Apple iOS Apps to get accurate data about my app usage. I thought it was more work to implement analytics in the app with a framework using cocoa-pods, which would, in a way, slow down my app performance.
But with the news that Apple is taking privacy and data collection seriously, with online ads for Safari Browser on Mac and system-wide privacy settings on Apple iOS 14 for iPhone, I am happy that I never implemented a third-party analytics framework or added an ad network to generate revenue from my apps. My apps are already paid, and I don’t want to mess up user experience with impromptu in-app advertisements.
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