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iPhone Performance – NSDateFormatter

Posted by: Jake Dempsey on: October 15, 2009

Brian and I have been working on improving the startup of TripCase and have found some interesting items. Our startup on TripCase slow…eventually we think we will move to a more facebook style model where much of your data is stored locally on the device. This will allow us to show the main view of [...]

TripCase in Latest Apple Commercial

Posted by: Brian Knorr on: September 22, 2009

Last night Apple’s latest commercial premiered with our mobile travel app, TripCase, as the first application demoed in the advertisement. It ran during Heroes, House, and Gossip Girl, and Apple plans on running it for the next several months in various time slots. If you haven’t seen it yet you can view it on Apple’s [...]

Custom UIAlertView with TableView Part 2

Posted by: Jake Dempsey on: September 16, 2009

I did a write up a while back on a custom UIAlertView that displays a list of options to the user. I’ve gotten some questions on how to use the component so this is a quick write up on just how to do that. Let me first say that I have not done iPhone development [...]

TripCase for Windows Mobile

Posted by: Jake Dempsey on: June 20, 2009

So yeah…its known that I’m a Mac guy and have sworn off Windows. However, my recent project has me building TripCase on the Windows Mobile platform. We have already built for the iPhone. Brian is hard at work on the BlackBerry version. Needless to say…we are swamped. Anyhow, I digress. So working with C# has [...]

TripCase is now live

Posted by: Jake Dempsey on: April 16, 2009

Our awesome travel app TripCase has now launched. Brian and I both work in the Travel Studios team at Sabre and we have been working on our killer travel app for the iPhone since December.  We submitted it to Apple about 4 weeks ago and it finally got approved yesterday and showed up in the [...]

Custom UIAlertView with UITableView

Posted by: Jake Dempsey on: March 24, 2009

I have been working on a story: “As a user, I should be able to search for hotels around a given location so that I can add the hotel to my trip.”. I built my basic form for the user to fill out the location information and provided my awesome continue button to get hotels: [...]


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