I’m sure you’ve already heard Apple’s big announcements from the annual Worldwide Developer Conference this week. I was lucky enough to snag a ticket in Apple’s lottery and got to check it all out in person. There were lots of great sessions, with tons of content. Here are the highlights as I saw them from a mobile developer’s […]
Monthly Archives: June 2015
Serving Data to the Apple Watch with IBM MobileFirst
This is the third entry in my series on powering Apple Watch apps using IBM MobileFirst. In the first post I covered setting up the project, remote logging, and analytics. In the second post I covered bidirectional communication between the WatchKit extension and host app (not really MobileFirst, but still applicable). In this post we’ll […]
Using Code Blocks Instead of Delegates with IBM MobileFirst Platform in Native iOS Apps
We’ve been able to write native iOS apps leveraging the scaffolding and analytics of the IBM MobileFirst Platform Foundation Server for a while now. This was first introduced way back when MobileFirst still went by the Worklight name, serveral versions ago. As I would write apps, one thing I really wanted was to use code […]