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    All You Need to Know About Silent Notifications in iOS

    Posted on July 24, 2015

    Silent notificationsAs the name suggests:They are silent. They don't show up on the device. You should not use them to notify the user. You should use them only to notify your own app. They are remote notifications, so they come from the internet.Keep your app in sync with the server:One... [Read More]
    Tags: Apple Push Notification Service Cocoa iOS notifications Silent Notifications iOS7 Remote Notifications

    Unlimited free meals (courtesy BiteClub)

    Posted on July 21, 2015

    What was the security threat and how I found itFirst of all I would like to thank BiteClub.in for developing a not-so-secure website because of which I was able to get meals free of cost this weekend.So it started with me trying to place an order on BiteClub.in for dinner.... [Read More]
    Tags: vulnerability security biteclub biteclub.in UnlimitedFree

    On MOBIKWIK, only having coupon code would not work, you need that extra push to get your money from these idiots.

    Posted on June 16, 2015

    It started with checking out new coupons available for Mobikwik. I found that there is an active coupon MOBISBI running on MobiKwik, so I thought of recharging my wallet. This is what I did the damn wrong thing. I should have refrained myself from fake MobiKwik app.As per the coupon,... [Read More]

    Pragma mark (#pragma mark of Objective-C) in Swift

    Posted on April 16, 2015

    In Objective C, we can use #pragma mark to mark sections of my code in the symbol navigator. They are very helpful in dividing your code into logical sections. To know more about why pragma marks are useful please refer to my other post: Organizing and structuring your code using Pragma mark.But this... [Read More]
    Tags: Objective-C iOS swift XCode 6 Refactoring Clean Code XCode iPhone

    Organizing and structuring your code using Pragma mark.

    Posted on April 16, 2015

    While writing code in Objective-C, I always like to divide my code into sections using  #pragma mark <Section title>, This divides my code into several section with each section containing methods relevant to that section itself. This will make your code more organised. It will make searching in the code very... [Read More]
    Tags: Objective-C iOS Refactoring Clean Code XCode mac
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