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Boagworld iPhone App

Boagworld iPhone App

Project description

The boagworld app is a one stop shop for all content that comes under the loose banner of ‘Boagworld’. This includes blog posts, podcasts, audioboos, jokes (from the podcasts) and Barn posts.

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Bufferapp - Native iOS app design

Bufferapp – Native iOS app design

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Headscape have been working with Bufferapp on the redesign of their native iOS app.

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Mobile CMS

Mobile CMS

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Headscape is a provider of  website CMS technology. Touchscreen smart devices present a challenge to traditional web based CMS solutions.

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Headscape Barn

Headscape Barn

Project description

The Return of the Jedi in our Trilogy of Headscape, Boagworld and now ‘The Barn’. An outlet for content that is both more informal than Headscape but more technical than Boagworld.

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ServCheck

ServCheck

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ServCheck is an online customer service self-assessment tool that aims to help business owners assess their organisation’s commitment to customer service.

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Headscape CMS

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At Headscape we use our own in house CMS. This technology is based on XML and XSLT within an ASP.NET MVC application.

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Headscape

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Building highly usable, accessible and great looking websites since 2002.

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    By Tom Harvey on

    It’s been a while since our last post on the barn – so here’s a bit of a longer post than usual to make up for it.. Storyboarding makes it possible to quickly and easily build user interfaces for iOS (both iPhone and iPad) allowing you to get a feel for how your prospective app [...]

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    By Johannes Cox on

    Since my first post (http://barn.headscape.co.uk/articles/butterfly-counting-mobile-app/) the development of my mobile application has made some good progress. Of all the technologies used (HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, PhoneGap), the Javascript and PhoneGap developments have required the greatest work. This post covers my work and insights with Javascript. I have previously used jQuery so the mobile version, jQuery mobile, [...]

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    By Johannes Cox on

    jQuery and jQuery mobile are not the only frameworks I needed for my app. To let my custom code access and use device specific technologies I was reliant on the PhoneGap framework. I needed to use four PhoneGap services: to determine the current position, to check for network connection, to access local storage and to [...]

  • Boagworld for iOS Launches

    By Tom Harvey on

    Just a quick post to say that Boagworld for iOS (which we’ve covered previously) has been approved into the App Store and can be downloaded here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/boagworld-for-ios/id557852866?ls=1&mt=8 We’d love to hear your thoughts – feel free to let us know in the comments.

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    By Ed Merritt on

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  • Building Boagworld for iOS

    By Tom Harvey on

      Boagworld has a pretty technically knowledgeable audience – readers/listeners are generally web designers, or invested in websites to some respect. This means they’re pretty likely to have a smartphone / tablet of sorts – as such we felt it would be useful to have a mobile application for Boagworld As mentioned by Craig in [...]

  • Creation of the Boagworld iPhone App

    By Craig Rowe on

    As we all know we all need an app (ok that may not have been the thrust of Robs argument but we all know it’s true ;-)). Boagworld has been conspicuous in its absence from the App Store… but no longer (well we’re in beta at least). With a rough aim to coincide with the [...]

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    By Craig Rowe on

    To facilitate the Boagworld iPhone app we needed a way to retrieve posts from our wordpress install as if it was a repository.

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    By Chris Henderson on

    To build a mobile CMS that can be expanded over time it was important to build on solid foundations so that future development could become effortless. We needed a Web API that could hook up to our existing client databases, all of which have slight DB schema variations tailored to their individual needs, and respond [...]

  • Choosing the right development technology

    By Rob Borley on

    When making the decision as to which technology to use to develop Headscape’s new Mobile CMS app there were a number of things to consider. Who are the audience? What is this general mobile behaviour? What are the use cases for our app? In this case our audience are the website owners and editors of [...]

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