Month: July 2015
UICollectionView Demo in Swift
UICollectionView can be used for displaying set of data in rows and columns The main difference between UICollectionView and UITableView is that CollectionView can be display more than one column. The following topics are covered in this article Simple collection view demo Displaying data in Collection View Implementiing Custom Cell Adding Section Headers Highlighting Cell Insert…
Adaptive Layout in iOS
Adaptive Layout was introduced in iOS 8 to address the problem of designing user interface for different devices and screen sizes. In the earlier version of iOS, we had to maintain different storyboards for iPad and iPhone and with Adaptive Layout we just need one storyboard for all the devices. Some of the main components…
How to export rules from Outlook 2013 & Outlook 2010
Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2010 allow users to create rules based on the sender, recipients or conversation of the topic message and move mail to different folder. If you have created lot of rules and want to take a backup or copy these rules to another PC then you can use the Export Rules options.…
Access Control in Swift
Swift like other programming languages provides option to restrict access to classes, functions, variables, structs, enums etc applying the required Access Control. These restrictions are based on each module, as per Apple documentation a module is defined as A module is a single unit of code distribution—a framework or application that is built and shipped as a…
Auto launch Outlook at Windows Startup
Lot of office users would like to start their day by reading their emails. Configuring Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2010 to automatically launch at Windows startup would definitely benefit these users. This can be done by adding Outlook to the Startup option available as part of the Start Menu. This requires the following two steps…