Here’s a nice tutorial for learning Scene Kit by Ricardo Rendon Cepeda.
The tutorial goes through an in-depth explanation of Scene Kit, setting up a project, setting up a scene’s camera, lighting and background, and goes through the creation of a simple atom visualization app drawing the carbon atoms for several different substances complete with coloring and material.
Learn how to use the new Handoff API introduced in iOS 8 to allow users to continue their activities across different devices.
Handoff is a new feature in iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite. Handoff lets you continue an activity uninterrupted when you switch from one device to another – without the need to reconfigure either device.
You can add handoff feature to your iOS and OS X apps in iOS 8 and Yosemite. In this tutorial you’ll learn the basic workings of Handoff and how to use it on iOS with a non-document-based app.
Learn how to use Facebook Tweaks, which allows you to modify parameters in your code whilst the app is running, and to enable or disable features on the fly.
Learn how to easily create 3D scenes in your iOS apps or games in this Scene Kit tutorial!
In this Scene Kit tutorial, you’ll learn how to build a simple Scene Kit app by developing a 3D Carbon Visualizer.
3D visualization is a great option for explaining complex concepts – like chemical compounds, in this case – in a fun, playful, and easily digestible format. Words and diagrams are essential, but Scene Kit can definitely elevate your work to a new level!
In this tutorial you are going to use the Multipeer Connectivity Framework to create a multiplayer Tic Tac Toe game. The Multipeer Connectivity Framework allows you to connect and share data with devices nearby.
In this tutorial you are going to learn how to set up and integrate inApp Purchases using the amazing Parse framework.
The tutorial covers how to set up your notifications with custom action buttons, schedule your notifications, and handling the action chosen by the user.
Learn how to keep your apps feeling quick and responsive, and perform operations in the background in this tutorial on NSOperation and NSOperationQueue.
One way to perform operations concurrently in iOS is with the
NSOperationandNSOperationQueueclasses. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use them! You’ll start with an app that doesn’t use concurrency at all, so it will appear very sluggish and unresponsive. Then you will rework the application to add concurrent operations and — hopefully — provide a more responsive interface to the user!
As of iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite, it’s possible to asynchronously fetch data. In this tutorial, we’ll take a closer look at how to implement Core Data asynchronous fetching and in what situations your application can benefit from this new API.
Tutorial about creating 3D Stonehenge using iOS SceneKit and Swift. Link to source code included.
