General News

Updated the Portfolio sample project on GitHub to support recent iPhones along with Swift 5 compatibility.

We are so excited to announce the addition of Woolsey Workshop as a division of our parent company, Hamilton & Weston Holdings. Woolsey Workshop is a website that provides learning material on how to write software and interface it with all kinds of electronics. Our tagline is Learning, Making, Teaching Read more…

The company’s Privacy Policy was rewritten and updated to include recent privacy based regulation. In addition, we added a Terms And Conditions agreement.

Updated the company’s Privacy Policy to: Cover Woolsey Workshop as an additional property, Update language that we may use analytics services for our websites, Add language about usage of our services by children, Add language that this policy is not applicable for Services that have their own separate privacy policies, Read more…

KitchenUnits was featured on Cookstr.com as one of the best free cooking apps.

Updated the Portfolio sample project on GitHub to conform to the new Swift 3.0 syntax.  Various routines were also updated to be more “Swifty”.

Created and placed a new simple Swift based sample iOS app that tracks a user’s stock portfolio on GitHub. Features Retrieves and displays stock information from a web service. Capable of displaying and managing separate Portfolio (includes share count to track value) and Watch List stock position collections. Capable of switching Read more…

The iOS Based Application End-User License Agreement was updated and renamed to Apple Branded Product Application End-User License Agreement to account for OS types other than just iOS.

Although storyboards and nib files can be a very nice way to visually create and manage your project’s views, it can sometimes be difficult to fully see or even change the interconnected layout constraints among your views. It can also be cumbersome to manage or code review changes to storyboards Read more…

Created and placed a new sample Objective-C library on GitHub for using common Foundation objects that may not be safe, such as nil, null, or empty values obtained from a server API. Unit tests are implemented for each library method. The included demonstration application provides examples of how to utilize the library in Read more…