Tutorial – Submitting Your App to the App Store

Recently I have seen a lot of people asking questions about submitting your app to the app store, and creating the final build so hopefully this tutorial will be easy to follow and easy to understand. Here is a list of what you will need:

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Removed the Newsfeed Syndication

I recently added a few syndication subscriptions to the site so that I could pull tech news from other sites and have posts for it here with links to the original site. I decided that this was stupid and annoying. The damn newsfeed already out-posted me and my “Subscriber” users shot up to like 1700. I don’t believe these users are real and are in fact from the syndication since the majority of them are xxxx@www.syndicatedwebsite.com. I think the blog will benefit more by going back to just having posts by me, which will also force me to post more often :) . I was hoping to see some traffic spikes due to the newsfeed and I did see a minor spike but nothing worth getting excited over.

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New App – Work in Progress – Update

Like I posted before I have been working hard at implementing a ton of new features to iSupplement. I still haven’t decided if I should release it as an entirely new app or an update to iSupplement. A lot of the features everyone will be able to use, some only a few people will want. I think what I am going to end up doing is taking most wanted features and adding them to iSupplement while also creating a new app that has the other features that are not as popular.

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New Support System for iSupplement

I have just added a new support system for tracking bugs, crashes, and feature requests for iSupplement. To access the support center either click the “iSupplement Support” link at the top of the page or follow this link.

Also don’t forget to leave a review for the app, the reviews are what inspire me to keep releasing updates!

Enjoy!

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Code Snippet: Detecting a Custom Button Touch Inside UITableViewCell

While working on iSupplement, particularly adding the ability to take a supplement right from the list of supplements without drilling down, I found a clever way to detect which cells button was pressed so here it is. This snippet assumes that you have already added a UIButton to your UITableViewCell under cell.contentView and will set its target to self and selector to the method I am about to provide. This method should go right in your UITableViewController class.

“RootViewController.h” add the following method declaration:

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-(void)cellButtonPressed:(id)sender;

Now in “RootViewController.m” we will expand on the method:

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