May 22, 2025
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Spoiler for whats coming in the next moon...
our first kit death 😞
NimbleKit
Javascript 須擺在<body></body>之間，NimbleKit語法則放置在<script type="text/javascript" src="NKit.js"></script>之後。
App Icons：
iPhone/iPod touch: 57x57(Icon.png) / Spotlight 29x29(Icon-Small.png)
iPhone 4: 114x114([email protected]) / Spotlight 58x58([email protected])
iPad: 72x72(Icon-72.png) / Spotlight 50x50(Icon-Small-50.png)
for App Store: 512x512(customName.png)
Launch graphic:
iPhone/iPod touch: Portrait 320x480 (Default.png) Landscape none
iPhone 4: Portrait 640x940 ([email protected]) Landscape none
iPad: Portrait 768x1024 (Default-Portrait-ipad.png) Landscape 1024x768 (Default-Landscape-ipad.png)
Title Bar: (Height: 44px, 88px for iPhone 4)
var navController = new NKNavigationController(); navController.setTitle("Test Title"); navController.setTintColor(127, 62,152);
Tab Bar: (Height: 49px, 98px for iPhone 4)
tabController = new NKTabBarController; tabController.setTabBarForPage("main.html", "Main", 9); tabController.setTabBarForPage("main2.html", "Second", 2); tabController.setTabBarForPage("main3.html", "Third", 8);
Use custom icon:
var tabController = new NKTabBarController(); tabController.setTabBarForPage("1.html","Tab1","icon_1.png"); tabController.setTabBarForPage("2.html","Tab2","icon_2.png");
Tab Graphic: 30x30 (customName.png)
iPod touch/iPhone: 最多5個tab, iPad: 8個
如果同時使用Title Bar 和 Tab Bar, Tab Bar的語法要放在Title Bar上方:
"UIViewControllerHierarchyInconsistency" adding a root view controller <NKAutorotateController: 0x87e7ca0> as a child of view controller: <UITabController: 0x87ead30>
--->change the order of the nav and tab controller
Using SQLite with NimbleKit
I am excited to be working on an iOS project for a client that uses an SQLite database to store data locally on an iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad (note that this is also a universal app). The app is a mobile resource for pregnant mothers, and the screenshot above shows the Labor Log screen that allows her to record the frequency and length of her contractions before giving birth. This data, along with any comments, is stored right on the device; no internet connection is required.
For designers and developers with database experience, NimbleKit's support of SQLite is fantastic. And at some point, I hope to share an expanded article about this topic and have my project collaborator explain how the database works (I'm not a database developer). Meanwhile, if you already know SQLite or have an interest in learning it, I hope this project example gets you excited about the possibilities of storing data locally in your iOS app!