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concettolabs · 6 years ago

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How to Hire a Great iPhone Developer

Worldwide, by 2018,

the total number of mobile app downloads is

205, 000,000(billion) downloads.

44% traffic

or inquires come from iOS devices alone including tablets, iPads, mobiles etc.So many people are using mobile applications.For different purposes like

to book a ticket

to play the game

for news

to connect with individuals

& more

Creating a mobile application as a retailer or SMB owner is meaningful, NOT a wastage of money.

If you are thinking that your business services or products will be sold or become visible after publishing an iOS mobile app, keep ahead. Thinking is in the right direction.

But, for catching customer attention, mobile application should be hosted on all 3 operating systems:

1. iOS2. Android3. WindowsThis article is about how to hire a dedicated iPhone developer.

So I don't focus on other relevant topics like why use PhoneGap or Titanium software frameworks to publish a mobile app on all 3 platforms(as above) using single codebase - but you need to consider.

Every minute 395 iPhones are sold, considering all countries.

The way technology is advancing, it's important that you hire iPhone app developer who is competitive & dynamic. It is the need of the hour.

While hunting for an iPhone developer specifically, there are a few important factors that should be considered prior i.e., like1. Why you need an app for your business?

2. What's the purpose?

3. What are the tangible benefits for your business?

4. How you should approach the development process?

5. Who is your target audience?

6. What's the best possible time and communication medium to get likes & downloads?

7. Which are the countries for cheap intellectual labor?

Take, for example, if you are a citizen of the USA, Canada or Australia, remote hiring would earn tens of coins every hour. Honesty & authenticity of oversea resource matters here.

From the Asia-pacific region, hire phone app developer India is the best choice.

8. When the project is large & mission-critical, catch some established agency with years of experience, not a start-up.

9. The scope will decide expertise on what particular skills are required.

In the context of an iOS application, the following are frequently used components for which your developer should have strong hands-on.- Swift, Cocoa Touch- iOS SDK, Core Graphics- Watchkit framework- HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript- Arduino for creating iOS Sensor AppsMostly, it is inappropriate to expect a single resource having all the skills. Designer & developer are two different designations.

10. Are your requirements smaller or one-time? Then freelancer is the best choice.

11. Monetization & software distribution strategy

If your aim is to collect money via Google Adsense(advertisement, pay-per-click), free space around corners or device axis is important. Subscriber-based monthly payment is another way. Therefore, think twice.Sit down, take a pen & paper. Note down vital things that should be considered orderwise, most important being the first, optional being the last.

Software engineer working in coordination will assist you. Yet, you need to anticipate various aspects, e.g. what about other apps that already exist and are competitive in the market, so mine will be different?

All in all, identify key questions before you jump in. These shall help to design the project better.

Partly, you are also responsible for the results because it is responsibility of the app owner to define precise guidelines for what he needs. A clear vision of the goal is very much important.No one from developer or app owner should act as a dictator - as the clashing of ego will make it turbulent.

Either it can be- Hourly basis pay or- Project basis

Whatever the bidding, both parties have to be reasonable. Asking too much for a tiny budget is unfair. On the other hand, possessing beginner level skills for $20/Hr is like cheating.

Before signing, make sure to ask for a list of iPhone apps that this candidate has launched. Don't be shy in talking with laymen of outside countries. Talking with past clients is the only way you can judge their quality.

Typically, all app development projects go this way:1. An initial phone call or consultation with the team2. Signing a Contract3. Wire-framing & Design4. Development and Coding5. Bug-fixing(Testing) and Launch6. Post Launch SupportI encourage to select a team or individual who allows you to interrupt & give input.

All problems start to arise when a person sitting at the far-flung area sends bulk output as opposed to periodic reviews.

Failure also occurs on account of lethargic or in-timely response from the owner.

Last but not least, avoid picking up the iPhone developer who strictly says "That's not my duty". Of course, requirements gathering is a task of project initiator, you, but these are not the words of an experienced developer that has absorbed "customer service". Of all the paid apps on the iPhone store, 71% are games.

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trendingnewsb · 8 years ago

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5 essential pieces of advice from a successful serial entrepreneur

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What’s the perfect recipe for success? This question has been puzzled over by entrepreneurs since the dawn of trade. What with factors like luck, money, competition, and the ever-evolving customer all set to provide obstacles, the odds are often stacked against potential entrepreneurs. But what about those who choose to undergo this challenge time and again: the unicorn-like serial entrepreneur? What are their secrets?

Mashable sat down with one such serial entrepreneur on October 17 to discuss success, failure, and the road along the way. Aidan Fitzpatrick, founder and CEO at Reincubate, joined us for the UK premiere of MashaBiz: a Facebook Live show that gets to the heart of business.

Fitzpatrick got his start as a software engineer. Having lost his personal information on upgrading to iOS2, he set about building an iPhone Backup Extractor, which has helped more than 3 million people recover their important photos, videos and app data. Fast forward to today, and Reincubate is helping businesses around the world build value in their data — Fitzpatrick’s entrepreneurial flair definitely seems to centre around helping others. Fitzpatrick was included in City A.M.’s list of the UK’s top 100 entrepreneurs, and this year was marked as one of Workspace’s top 20 influential entrepreneurs to watch.

MashaBiz meets Aidan Fitzpatrick

Here are five key takeaways from our chat with Aidan Fitzpatrick:

It takes a village

Fitzpatrick admits he owes much of his success to the advice and support of others. Recognising that you cannot be the expert on every area of your business is the first step towards building something that will actually flourish. Surrounding yourself with those experts is essential to keeping you focused on the areas you are most equipped to manage.

Not all advice is good advice

Tipping the scales on our first point, Fitzpatrick pointed out that when you’re starting out there will be a host of people offering their “expert” opinion, which is not always in the best interest of the business. From friends and family to misguided advisors, it’s important for you to recognise which advice is actually useful to you, and shelve the less useful views.

Make it your passion

Can you commit to giving the next ten years of your life to this venture? According to Fitzpatrick, almost all “overnight” successes actually span at least a decade, so having the drive to battle on through years of hard work and setbacks is an imperative attribute for all serial entrepreneurs.

Take care of yourself first

Resilience is key in any business journey. The stress of launching and leading one business alone can take its toll on mental and physical health, and can affect your relationships with the people around you. Ensuring you take good care of your own well being is integral to the health of your business. Practising meditation and getting regular exercise can help relieve the stress of the workplace. And while the lines between work and personal matters will certainly blur, taking time to reflect outside of the business sphere is a great way to re-centre yourself.

Keep clear goals in mind

Focus. It’s easy to get involved in “busy” work rather than optimising your time to do what needs to be done in the most effective way possible. Again, surrounding yourself with a team of likeminded people with a range of skills that you don’t possess is a great way to stay on track towards your goals.

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hos17armageddon · 8 years ago

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Agustin’s Answers & Closing Statement

Jenna

Sweet Jenna, u r one of my fave people, and right b4 u left I told u I was leaving next. I didn't. I made it here, both for me and to rep u.

Alex

Hey Alex, good to see you!

It's not a secret that we didn't have a strong connection in the game. We did talk sometimes, but barely about the game. Sadly, I can't say that you had a huge direct impact in my game, your role was of a potential ally that never ended up happening. I would've honestly allied you had you made it past the fast round, as at that time I had just lost Jenna so I was looking at the market for allies, and I feel that out of the people I wasn't aligned with, you would've been the easiest person to work with, you have the kind of personality that I like allying in ORGs, loyal, honest, and shared a fair amount of information, but while the potential was there, it just never happened.

Once again, sadly, I cannot say that you had a bigger impact in my game than you had in Tate's considering he was your f2, so if that's your main focus on who's getting your vote, then I'm afraid there is no way I will be getting your vote. I do ask you to please reconsider your criteria, it is an entire game that took over two months and I feel like I have done more than enough in the game to deserve the win and it would be a shame if you voted just based on that.

Zach

Hello Zach (inlove) I'm very glad I made you proud, I was actually pretty happy of making it here, partly to represent you, losing you was by far the lowest blow in the game for me, as you were also my number one ally, I always considered we had a heavily implied f2 that we just never officialized.

I'm glad that you are not voting for me based on friendship, from the time you left I knew you would be the type of Juror to vote as objectively as possible, and people even kept considering you (and Jenna) a locked vote for me, which actually gave me some trouble but wew I was still able to survive.

Going into your questions now:

As soon as you left, which happened almost right after losing Jenna (since Alex's eviction was the fastforward one) I knew that I was getting pretty cornered and I also knew that I had to move fast or perish, so I do my best to adapt and get closer not only with Ryan and Elsa who I was already aligned with, but I also try to make better bonds with Adrian and James as they were not part of the majority alliance, as well as with Lauren, who had just saved me with the PoV. With this week in particular being survivor, I ended up alienated with everyone but Keegan and Tate, so I knew that I would be safe, and we were voting Keegan out which would've left Tate as the only person not alienated to me, but it would've been almost impossible to figure out they had an idol, thus I lost an ally, but there was nothing I could do about that.

I'm not sure why James nominated me right after, I still believe it was actually a bad move for him, but thanks to my new f2 with Ryan I was saved. Again, not alienated with Tate, I got nominated, and this time I wasn't saved with the PoV, but I managed to convince both James and Ryan (specially the latter, since James actually already was convinced to save me) that Lauren was a bigger threat and that the smart thing was to keep me.

F4 ends up with Ryan winning both HoH and PoV and he sets me free, and then in f3 Tate wins and takes me to f2, like he had promised he would do (and that I would've forced him to promise if he hadn't contacted me first)

To make a long answer short: My adaptation skills are what helped me stay in the game after having lost you.

I feel like while my game depended more on my social game, I also was able to pull strategic moves. Perhaps most clear and recent example was taking Tate to f3 during f4. This forced a f3 in which everyone was taking me to f2. It weakened Ryan's game if I was in f2 with him. And Tate wouldn't be able to claim it as his own, either, considering it was just my idea and he only benefitted from it as a reaction, not as the force that made the move.

But I started with strategic moves from day one. When I made the Forced Alliance for example, while it started as a joke, I knew it would stick at the very least for the first week -- nobody wants to go home first and it was simply a majority vote, and we had majority there. That same week, voting out Jordan over James was also strategic, to prove loyalty to my allies, specially Jenna even when it went against my personal preference (but it wasn't a big loss at all).

Tate was in a position of power during a long time of the Jury phase, thanks to his alliance with Keegan, Ryan, Lauren and Elsa, which in theory would've allowed him to pull more moves. He helped out Keegan to get the idol and got Elsa out. Congrats. You played a huge hand blindsiding a member of your own alliance. Was she a threat in the long term? Possibly, but there was no reason to get her out that early when you could've easily got rid of someone actuually threatening for you, and not someone that was playing with you for a few weeks now. Backdooring Lauren when she was the favorite to win? Yeah that's a big move no one else thought of huh. It could've backfired! Thank god it didn't or it would've been the end of me. His game could've been over at the palm of my own hand, too. But I kept him. You're welcome, Tate.

I feel like in a season in which most of the votes ended up being unanymous or almost unanymous, a social game is more relevant than a strategic game. Anyone would've been able to claim that they are responssible for voting someone out. Can everyone claim that they managed to survive this entire game when they were cornered often thanks to social links? Probably not.

Adrian

Hey Adrian! Nice to see you. Hopefully I'll be able to know more of you after the game, Ally still seems to love you and we just weren't that close over most of the game to really know you. I don't really remember lying to you, but I'll admit I was a bit scummy at times, so I guess you know better.

1) I only had two solid F2s, and only one was actually officialized. My f2s were Zach (not official) and Ryan (official). I was extremely close to Jenna but we never had an official F2, even though I would've gone very far into the game with her if possible. I did not only rely on my social bonds, but they were a major part in my game. I will expand my answer on why it wasn't only a social game in the next few questions.

2) Obviously, physical game is a part of the game, and I completely respect if it's a big deal for you. I just feel, like Sun Tzu used to say, you have to pick your battles wisely. Like I explained at the beginning of my speech, I just had come out of IoS2 being circlejerked out and I needed to focus on other things, and putting a target in my back for being good at challenges (in every other ORG I have played I've been a physical threat, believe it or not) was a bad idea. As I carried on towards the game, it was even less worth it. One of the reasons that influenciated people to keep me when I was cornered, was that I "couldn't" win comps. I did actually try in some competitions, and I actually made it to the top 3 fairly often when I did. A lot of the challenges this season were not something I could try hard at, and they almost always happened to be when I actually was in a position in which I could have spared to win a competition.

In addition, just to compare myself to Tate: he only won 2 competitions. F5 HoH and F3 HoH. F5 HoH was admitedlly one that at the moment I believed that I needeed, but I was able to survive anyways, so I didn't need it. F3 HoH was not needed at all, as I knew regardless of whether Tate or Ryan were the winners, I was making f2.

tl;dr yes, I can understand and respect that you don't like players that don't win competitions, but you have to understand that a lot of my game was based around not wininng them to make it farther into the game.

3) My envelope was definitely a con of my game, not going to lie. Although if you had won the HoH normally, it was also very likely that some of my allies were going to end up nominated. So while it sucked to lose Logan and to almost lose Zach, I would've almost certainly lose either one of them or someone else I was alienated with (most namely Elsa or Ryan) so while it was a con, it wasn't a determinant one. I feel like most of my moves happened either in late game (when I decided to take Tate instead of James like Ryan wanted) or in early game (when I decide to vote out Jordan over James, or when I made the Forced Alliance to save my own ass during the instant eviction) In a season in which a lot of votes were unanymous or almost unanymous, (we literally had 0 ties or "one vote of difference" votes) it's fairly hard to claim that anyone's eviction was truly orchestrated by one person alone. There were very few times in which, without an envelope, the votes' tendency flipped from one player to another, but the times in which I was nominated, I made sure that the tendency was always in my favor.

4) My main regret would have to be not aligning myself with certain key players on the game, such as Alex, Keegan and yourself. I don't regret not winning comps, even if it costs me your vote I firmly believe it was the best for my game. I only lost two F2s, Zach and Ryan, Zach was a low blow and Ryan was at f3, so while it sucked there wasn't much I could do about it when Tate won the HoH, it was him or me. Losing Zach actually forced me into a situation in which I needed to open my horizons which is what brought me all the way here. Losing Ryan literally allowed me to be at f2 so there's that. The only alliance I did not plan to be loyal to was The Forced Alliance, but literally no one expected that alliance to last anyways, and I would've been loyal if people took it seriously, but due to it nature that just wasn't going to happen. If you are still referring to the Late but Great Alliance, lowkey you were the one that wasn't loyal first, as I had expressed I wanted Keegan out over Elsa, but you kept insisting on Elsa and hiding information about the Idol and she went out. If at that point you had said Tate or Lauren, I could've followed, but let's be real: we were not going to agree there anyways. Lauren kept me safe the following week after I promised her my vote, so at that point I really didn't mind if it was you or Keegan going, you were both people that were supposedlly going to work with me but made zero effort to contact me and tell me stuff, plus you were playing a better game than Keegan imo anyways.

5) I honestly don't like speculating that much with these because I don't believe many Jurors have their votes locked before reading the speeches. Could they have a tendency? Probably. I believe that Tate, Zach and Jenna would've been leaning towards voting me to win, without speeches. Could I be wrong? Maybe. I expected to be dragged in these questions and so far everyone has been pretty respectful. It's clear that I had a stronger relationship with both Zach and Jenna than Ryan and plus he played a part in their evictions. Tate literally admitted he'd vote me over Ryan! Was it a strategy? Possibly, but I'm going to stick to believing him, he'd have to be pretty dumb to believe that saying something like that would've actually influenciated Ryan's decision.

6) I have played a way better Social game than him. I have played a slightly worse Physical game than him. I have played a pretty even Strategic game compared to him. And social game was most likely the most important and "unique" thing to have this season, seeing how a lot of the votes were almost unanymous. Tate would've gone home week 4 if it wasn't for his envelope, Lauren would've stayed by a landslide. I did not have a good envelope like he did, but I still managed to easily survive the very same double eviction he was up against, after he nominated me. Tate is standing here right now thanks to me allowing him to make f3.

Keegan

Hello Keegan, I hope you are doing well.

I don't see what's wrong with being a safe nom or a pawn. To reach that status, you have to be someone that "people don't want out" and for that, you do have to have a social game. Goats don't usually make good pawns and they often go home. I never went home.

I was not always a pawn. During week 4, when Tate nominated me, I was a target and he implicitely let me know that. I ruin his plans by campaigning and surviving in a 6-1-0 vote.

During international week, I was obviously the target, since as an outsider I have 0 VL circlejerk while Adrian had a lot of it, I would've gone home in a landslide had I been a final nominee. But after I asked her about her vote, Elsa recapacitated and saved me with the DPoV.

It's very likely I was a pawn during Week 7 and Week 9. Ended up not mattering since in both cases I was able to get people to save me with the PoV.

During week 10, I was once again a target, as people would've originally kept Ryan if he had been a final nominee. The backdoor of Lauren then happens and it could've backfired so easily and sent me home that I can barely count that as a good move on his end, so I'm thanksful I was able to convince Ryan and James to keep me.

Lauren

Hello Lauren! I hope you are doing great!

I guess it depends on who you ask. Adrian for example seems to take it highly in mind. Personally I feel like throwing almost every competition was a good plan for my game, as it allowed me to slide between alliances and people without putting a target on my back for being a "challenge threat". So I hope that the Jury understands that not winning challenge was mostly an strategic decision and not just my lack of skills of doing so (although I'll admit that some of them I would've never won!! dat lipsync!!)

Ryan

Good to see you Ryan, the robbed king of this game.

Things I've

Jenna: I learned a lot about her family and her boyfriend! And even her boyfriend's family. She often stayed over her boyfriend's house, she went to Zumba with her boyfriend's sister, she had a trip to Europe towards the end of her game, mainly to Italy.

Alex: His family was from Mexico and he studied psychology. He was a big survivor and big brother fan, that watched and even rewatched seasons fairly often!

Zach: He participated in a drag queen thing during pride day! He was still in high school but he's planning to go to college (maybe he started already?) in new york to study laws. I tried to play overwatch with him but he didn't have it </3

Elsa: We actually didn't do that much talk about daily life, we talked about other ORGs (EMBB, EMVV, IoS2) and that was about it, since we were in several alliances together and we trusted each other, so we could just jump straight into talking game without making much chit-chat.

Adrian: He's good friends with my friend Ally, who even campaigned for him to stay over Jenna to the point where she ruined my game for no good reason!!! His nickname is Drew and he's a fairly funny person.

Keegan: We actually had a lot of things in common so it's quite a shame we weren't more aligned! We both liked Survivor, The Walking Dead (including the game), American Horror Story, etc. He also worked in a dog's day care.

Lauren: She was still in high school, but she was planning to study either architectural or computer programming when she went to college. The funniest thing was that she often just didn't know what to say and she'd send a selfie of her, it was adorable LOL

James: Just like Keegan I actually had a lot in common with James which made it sadder when I couldn't work with him. We both liked Survivor and Kingdom Hearts, he was actually the number 1 person I went to to talk about Survivor (which is fairly important considering I watched 8 seasons during this ORG LOL) He also played LoL which I'm not a big fan but oh well!

Ryan: We actually didn't do that much chit-chatting either, we trusted each other during the entire game and we often jumped from "how are you" to "hey im good btw let's do this this week". I feel like the meta reasons between each other gave us more than enough ground to carry on without needing to do small talk often. We've talked about EMBB and EMVV, as well as SBBB, but yeah.

Closing Statement:

Hey folks, I don't really have a lot more to say, if you have read my speech and my answers then you know what my game was about. I believe I deserve the win because I had a way better social game than Tate, a slightly better strategical game and a slightly worse physical game (which I ended up not needing at all, just like I planned when I decided to throw basically everything) I know a few of you came with the idea of voting Tate, because a lot of my game happened behind the scenes and some may have even perceived me as a goat, which, I hope that after my speech and answers, it has become clear that I wasn't one at all.

Peace out! See you guys tomorrow! (maybe? I don't know how the results are announced in this ORG)

#hos17

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recursionedu-blog · 8 years ago

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ماهو نظام ال (ios) ؟ تعريف ونبذه مختصره عن نظام( ios) ؟

هو نظام تشغيل للهواتف من شركه ابل اطلق عليه في الاصل (OS) ثم اعيد تسميته في عام 2009 الي ios وهو حاليا مشغل لمعظم اجهزه شركه ابل مثل iPhone , iPad , iPod touch .وكغيره من انظمه التشغيل الحديثه يتميز نظام الIOS باستخدام واجهة المستخدم الرسومية او ما تسمي ب “GUI “وهي عباره عن استخدام المدخلات مثل الماوس والكيبورد من داخل النظام نفسه عن طريق اللمس وكذلك تشغيل التطبيقات يتم من خلال اللمس .

وقد مر هذا النظام بعدة تحديثات مثل (IOS2 ) فقد تم تزويد هذا التحديث بمكتبه ابل للتطبيقات التي تمكن المستخدم من تنزيل التطبيقات وتشغيلها.

ثم (IOS3) تم اتاحه النسخ والصق للوظائف واتاحته لتشغيل الـ iPad

وفي اصدار( IOS4 ) تم تحديثه ليدعم تشغيل اكثر من مهمه او برنامج فى ان واحد او ما يطلق عليه multitasking واضافه مركز لالعاب . وتحديث (IOS5) وفي هذا التحديث تضمن مساعد الصوت SIRI .

(IOS6) وهذا اخر تحديث لنظام IOS اهم ما يتضمنه هذا التحديث ميزة السحب لتحديث الايميل Pull To Refresh و أضافة العديد من الرموز التعبيرية الجديدة المدمجة بالنظام و ميزة الحد من تتبع المعلنون لنشاطك Limit AD Tracking و فتح التطبيقات باستخدام سيرى و ضبط اعدادات EQ للموسيقى على خيار “Late Night Listening “وهذا الخيار يخفض مستويات “Bass” لجعل الموسيقى الخاصة بك أقل ضوضاء حتى تتمكن من الدخول فى النوم وبسهولة أثناء الاستماع.

#recursion #learn #IOS

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itremotesolutions · 10 years ago

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Apple Will Not Release watchOS 2 Today Due to Significant Bug

Hi remoters,

While Apple announced last week that it would be releasing iOS 9 and watchOS 2 to the public today, the company has just announced that it will not be releasing watchOS 2 as scheduled due to a recently discovered bug.TechCrunch has shared the full text of Apple’s notice. “We have discovered a bug in development of watchOS 2 that is taking a bit longer to fix than we expected,” an…

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trendingnewsb · 8 years ago

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5 essential pieces of advice from a successful serial entrepreneur

Image: aidan fitzpatrick

MashaBiz meets Aidan Fitzpatrick

Here are five key takeaways from our chat with Aidan Fitzpatrick:

It takes a village

Not all advice is good advice

Make it your passion

Take care of yourself first

Keep clear goals in mind