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This is the Custom Segmented controller made in Swift 3. It is totally customisable in the Interface builder and we can easily tweak and add more components in it.
I am really loving the ios development. Also I find swift/ios easy and fast compared to Java/Android
If you have any question feel free to ask me. Also if you have any cool ideas or want to see something particular, do let me know. I am all open for challenge
Happy coding 🙂
This is the one of the most discussed topics in many forums. Even though Unity3D is a multi platform game engine and supports all the mobile devices, the touch input with Unity3D is still tricky and not so easy to achieve. Even when attempted, many a times its not a smooth user experience and sometimes quirky and laggy. After many trials and errors I have come across a way to get the touch input work and I am sharing my way with you. Hopefully it will be of some use to you guys and may be you can take it a step further and can modify it according to your needs.
Please not that this Touch Input is for “Tap Detection” only including Multiple Finger Taps, as most of the devices can now detect upto 5 fingers at a time.
Its been a long time since I’ve posted something in my blog. I have been super busy with all my works, studies, assignments and eventually I’ve had some time to update my blog. This is a technical guide on how to use Turbo C in OSX and not anything related to my work or gaming. I have been so accustomed to OSX that i hardly touch my PC now a days for work purpose. Its only when playing games (which is also very less as I prefer using my PS3). Mac is super smooth, I have been using it for a year now and have hardly felt any lags or hang issue while working on it, no matter how many apps i keep open in my system. The only problem I’ve faced was a low memory issue (even after having 16 GB of RAM) but i guess nothing is perfect. Mac doesn’t empty the RAM as soon as we close the app. Memory Clean app is perfect for that. Anyways, so, as I was saying, I was busy with my studies and assignments and I had to write lots of C programs to submit. Now C runs on DOS and so I started looking for a C Compiler in OSX. Unfortunately I couldn’t find any such Compiler but I was introduced to a lovely app called DOSBOX which lets u run DOS in Mac OSX. I have seen many post where people are trying to figure how to run Turbo C / C++ in OSX and they end up using terminal or xCode which is not very friendly (for this particular purpose). So this is a short guide on how to run Turbo C or Turbo C++ in Mac OSX. I will list the entire thing as I did it, so that if anyone is following this guide they will get a working copy of Turbo C / Turbo C++ installed in there Mac by the end of this tutorial. Continue reading
Bikash Agarwal 
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