Today I want to show how to use the GravitySDK 🚀 (as discussed in the previous post) to make an animated bubbles buttons that falling around with gravity, like this:
Swift – Circular button bubbles with gravity
Today I want to show how to use the GravitySDK 🚀 (as discussed in the previous post) to make an animated bubbles buttons that falling around with gravity, like this:



Today a funny 😎 way to use device motion to move using the gravity the objects on your view controller, like this:
Read MoreToday I want to share a simple command line utility, used to generate random and valid credit cards number for:
- Visa
- Visa13Digit
- MasterCard
- Discover
- AmericanExpress
- DinersClubUSA
- DinersClubCanada
- DinersClubInternational
- DinersClubCarteBlanche
- JCB
Read More Lock Your Roll is a new and innovative idea to lock (or unlock) your photos 🖼 directly from your camera roll without removing or moving in another albums! 😍
Now you can give your phone to your friends without worrying about your secret or NSFW photos 😱.
Read MoreAs you know, when implement push notifications on iOS Application and run the app on simulator, you’ll receive this classic error in console:
Remote notifications are not supported in the simulator
But is really true?
Read MoreThis is my work in progress ~50cm Robotic Arm with 6 AXIS Servo motors, an Arduino and a RaspberryPi (for image recognition in phase 2):

While writing the C++ code in Arduino I found I needed a way to send easily and fast commands to Arduino with my iPhone using Bluetooth.
Basically I need to control my robotic arm using an external device instead of running and running again the code on the Arduino board.
For this reason: I’ve attached a BLE board to Arduino and I have created a simple app (completely written in SwiftUI 😍😎) that use BLE connection to connect to Arduino BLE board and send string commands that are parsed and executed.
Commands sended are like:
Read MoreToday a funny trick to play Candy Crush without waiting and waste time for next life.
Read MoreSometimes can be useful to add a gradient on a UIView. This simple UIView extension helps you “coloryze” your screen.

Let see how to use and how is implemented.
Read MoreToday a funny trick using Python that allow you to control the mouse movements (move, click, drag, recognize RGB and much more…).
Simple code snippet today that show how to push a UIView and obtain the same effect of a UINavigationController as push action, choosing also the side (.fromLeft / .fromRight).
We can do this using the CATransitionanimations. Very simple:
func push( view: UIView, side: CATransitionSubtype = .fromRight ) {
let transition = CATransition()
transition.type = CATransitionType.push
transition.subtype = side
self.layer.add(transition, forKey: nil)
self.addSubview(view)
}
Enjoy pushing!