Does Exactly What It Says
This app works exactly as it says it does. After the most recent update I adjusted the sensitivity conrol and it works perfectly!
His rating? 2 stars.
It's been a while since I've posted, but here's something I've been working on lately for Expenses Planner:
This has to be one of the best online regex tools. If you even rarely work with regular expressions, you have to at least have a look at this. The visualizer and the debugger are amazing.
If you're serious about regex, you can go ahead and create an account for extra features like being able to save more than 2 unit tests, public expressions, unit testing and more.
Here is a quick tutorial from their team; it's a bit outdated, but it just differs visually, the functionality is basically the same. You can easily make an idea of how it works by watching it.
This looks amazing. I'm not even working with CSS for that long and I still find it amazing. Can't wait for it to go mainstream. ==It will be awesome.==
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Well, since I had quite a few requests for it, I went ahead and implemented a recurring system. It's not 100% perfect, but it's pretty close and it gets the job done.
How does it work?
Wouldn't I have went free with IAP, my sales would have probably stayed at $1.99 every other day, far from a decent income. And there was no real middle ground either, since Apple does not give us, developers, a way to offer discount or upgrade pricing.
Also, please understand, a developer can't afford to invest time adding more and more features indefinitely, for free. When you, the user, make a purchase, you pay for the app ==in that state== (and future bug fixes), not for the app ==and whatever it will become, until the end of time==.
Yay! A lot of changes on top of the UI facelift, like iCloud sync, export to plain or CSV, Passcode lock and many other minor improvements.
Grab them from the App Store now: Carminder and Expenses Planner.
Update, 29 May 2014: Check the 3.0.0 version here.
I haven't found any proper Passcode classes for iOS 7, so I gave my best at creating one: a simple to use, iOS 7 style (replica, if you will) Passcode view controller (not the Lock Screen one, but the one you get when changing your passcode in Settings). Can be used for iOS 6 too, albeit it might need a few modifications, haven't tested it.
I made it a singleton because if the lock is active, when leaving the app a view must be placed on top, so no data from within the app can be seen in the multitasking mode. This is done under the hood, without having to do anything extra.
Just revised Carminder and Expenses Planner landing pages to reflect the updated, iOS 7 versions. Waiting For Review is going to feel like an eternity.
One of the biggest reasons I was pondering to redirect my search to Google's site:rolandleth.com was their bolding of the searched terms. But here's my take on this, keeping the search local: