This time I want to teach you how to create a secret diary application for your iPhone.

In the next few days, I'm going to publish some coding video sessions using Creo on this blog.

Ciao designers and wannabe mobile developers all over the world. Incredibly useful stuff this time. Great—Italian—design, how to use the File Manager to store your files, how to share pictures with one line of code, how to get precisely N pictures in each row using a CollectionView, and much more.

Starting with this article, I'm going to create a beautiful app with Creo putting together what I learned until now and adding some more cool things like creating a Custom View Template and using the File Manager to store your photos.

Our journey in the SelfieApp world is becoming more and more interesting. Until now, we learned: How to take picturesHow to apply a saturation filter before shootingHow to browse our photos from the

It's amazing what you can learn building a simple Selfie application. Our plan for today article is to move a step forward from our last version of the SelfieApp and learn more about:

In a few minutes, you'll learn how to work with new Creo controls and object. This time CameraRoll, CollectionView, TabBar, and custom buttons. We'll use CreoPlayer to demo our app on the iPhone. All that with zero lines of code.

3, 2, 1 Go!Last time I introduced myself and closed the blog post leaving you with 3 simple tasks: Download Creo free trialRead something about Creo development environmentRead something about the Gravity

As a software developer, your first day in a new development environment is like the first day in school in a foreign country. You know more or less how things should work and

Starting from Creo 2.0.4 a new AudioRecorder class has been available. With this class developing an audio recorder is extremely simple. We’ll start this tutorial by adding an AudioRecorder class