2013-03-07 indie developer toolkit

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Tecnología

Organize
Planning tasks
Designer + Developer
cooperation

Design
‣Wireframing is useful
‣Wireframing can take a lot of time
‣Wireframing apps can be cheap (or free ;) )
‣https://gomockingbird.com/
‣https://moqups.com/
‣http://popapp.in/

IconKit - icon ﬁles generator
Generate icon ﬁles

Resizer - non-retina images
Make non-retina images easily

Automator - custom services
‣Built in Mac OS X
‣Create custom services by stacking blocks
‣Use for example to add „@2x” to ﬁlename
Demo

Testico.net - icon test
‣Great tool for testing your icon in live environment
‣http://testico.net/icon/abmksj
‣http://testico.net/icon/gdjgiv
Source image:

Reﬂector - Airplay server
‣Airplay mirroring to your Mac (or PC)
‣You can record promo videos
‣Paid, but has a nice free trial

ImageOptim
Remember to disable Xcode’s compression
Can decrease your app’ size about 30%
(think OTA)

Remind your designer
Use only even dimensions and positions
1px becomes 0,5px
Have fun matching lines & patterns

3, 2, 1..... Code!
‣Go reinvent the wheel! Or...
‣check for existing components ﬁrst
‣https://github.com/
‣http://www.cocoacontrols.com/
‣http://code4app.net/

Mou - reading markdown
‣Free ;)
‣Intuitive editor
‣Doesn’t support github extension
‣No preview

Find your code a home
‣Git
‣Git-ﬂow
‣Remote hosting issue
‣https://bitbucket.org/

OMG command-line
‣Xcode has built-in git support, but it sucks
‣Command line committing sucks
‣There’s an app for that...

SourceTree -GIT client
‣Free
‣Easy & intuitive GUI
‣Supports MOST of git operations
‣Supports Git-Flow
‣Lack of nice ﬁle merging system(conﬂicts)
Demo

Make your code shine
‣Uncrustify
‣Free code formatter
‣Can be nicely plugged into Xcode (using behaviors)
‣Make your own rules with Uncrustify X

Optimizing coding ﬂow
‣Xcode snippets
‣Can I use that? Checking if method is available in
deployment target
‣Powerful logging
‣Colorful Xcode console
‣More details on the second part ;)
‣http://github.com/mzygar/CocoaHeads3CityLecture

Xcode snippets
‣ http://www.icodeblog.com/2011/12/06/using-xcode-4-snippets/
ttt =

Remind your developer
Always cut out NSLogs on release conﬁguration
Or you will be pocked, or scrapped or...
Demo sponsored by Hufﬁngton Post

Publishing
‣Before publishing
‣ﬁnd beta testers
‣add analytics

TestFlight - build distribution
‣Revolution
‣seamless (almost) adHoc install
‣use to send to QA or customers
‣limited amount of devices

Your own Big Data
‣Flurry Analytics
‣ nice SDK
‣ issues with retrieving data via API
‣ horrible UI
‣Mixpanel
‣ perfect
‣ soo expensive

Tracking installation sources
‣Yoz.io
‣Google conversion tracking
‣Flurry ??

Tracking sales
‣AppAnnie
‣free
‣simple(basic) & clear
‣AppFigures
‣way better
‣paid ;(

Appcod.es
‣SEO tool for Appstore
‣Keyword discovery
‣Average accuracy ( based on xyo.net)
‣Use „devforum” code to get ﬁrst month for 1$
‣UI is terrible

Press Kit
‣http://placeit.breezi.com/
‣Reﬂector app
‣App page
‣tumblr.com
‣vipserv.org (for WordPress)

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2013-03-07 indie developer toolkit

1. iOS indie developer toolkit CocoaHeads Tricity

2. Workﬂow Plan Design Code PublishAnalyze

3. Research +

4. Mindnode

5. Organize Planning tasks Designer + Developer cooperation

6. Wireframes?

7. Design ‣Wireframing is useful ‣Wireframing can take a lot of time ‣Wireframing apps can be cheap (or free ;) ) ‣https://gomockingbird.com/ ‣https://moqups.com/ ‣http://popapp.in/

8. IconKit - icon ﬁles generator Generate icon ﬁles

9. Resizer - non-retina images Make non-retina images easily

10. Automator - custom services ‣Built in Mac OS X ‣Create custom services by stacking blocks ‣Use for example to add „@2x” to ﬁlename Demo

11. Testico.net - icon test ‣Great tool for testing your icon in live environment ‣http://testico.net/icon/abmksj ‣http://testico.net/icon/gdjgiv Source image:

12. Reﬂector - Airplay server ‣Airplay mirroring to your Mac (or PC) ‣You can record promo videos ‣Paid, but has a nice free trial

13. ImageOptim Remember to disable Xcode’s compression Can decrease your app’ size about 30% (think OTA)

14. Remind your designer Use only even dimensions and positions 1px becomes 0,5px Have fun matching lines & patterns

15. 3, 2, 1..... Code! ‣Go reinvent the wheel! Or... ‣check for existing components ﬁrst ‣https://github.com/ ‣http://www.cocoacontrols.com/ ‣http://code4app.net/

16. Mou - reading markdown ‣Free ;) ‣Intuitive editor ‣Doesn’t support github extension ‣No preview

17. Find your code a home ‣Git ‣Git-ﬂow ‣Remote hosting issue ‣https://bitbucket.org/

18. OMG command-line ‣Xcode has built-in git support, but it sucks ‣Command line committing sucks ‣There’s an app for that...

19. SourceTree -GIT client ‣Free ‣Easy & intuitive GUI ‣Supports MOST of git operations ‣Supports Git-Flow ‣Lack of nice ﬁle merging system(conﬂicts) Demo

20. RestTest - WebService tester

21. Make your code shine ‣Uncrustify ‣Free code formatter ‣Can be nicely plugged into Xcode (using behaviors) ‣Make your own rules with Uncrustify X

22. Optimizing coding ﬂow ‣Xcode snippets ‣Can I use that? Checking if method is available in deployment target ‣Powerful logging ‣Colorful Xcode console ‣More details on the second part ;) ‣http://github.com/mzygar/CocoaHeads3CityLecture

23. Xcode snippets ‣ http://www.icodeblog.com/2011/12/06/using-xcode-4-snippets/ ttt =

24. Remind your developer Always cut out NSLogs on release conﬁguration Or you will be pocked, or scrapped or... Demo sponsored by Hufﬁngton Post

25. Publishing ‣Before publishing ‣ﬁnd beta testers ‣add analytics

26. TestFlight - build distribution ‣Revolution ‣seamless (almost) adHoc install ‣use to send to QA or customers ‣limited amount of devices

27. Your own Big Data ‣Flurry Analytics ‣ nice SDK ‣ issues with retrieving data via API ‣ horrible UI ‣Mixpanel ‣ perfect ‣ soo expensive

28. Tracking installation sources ‣Yoz.io ‣Google conversion tracking ‣Flurry ??

29. Tracking sales ‣AppAnnie ‣free ‣simple(basic) & clear ‣AppFigures ‣way better ‣paid ;(

30. Appcod.es ‣SEO tool for Appstore ‣Keyword discovery ‣Average accuracy ( based on xyo.net) ‣Use „devforum” code to get ﬁrst month for 1$ ‣UI is terrible

31. Press Kit ‣http://placeit.breezi.com/ ‣Reﬂector app ‣App page ‣tumblr.com ‣vipserv.org (for WordPress)

32. Thanks! Michal Zygar @mzygar

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