Core Text Tutorial for iOS: Making a Magazine App
Update note: This tutorial has been updated to Swift 4 and Xcode 9 by Lyndsey Scott. The original tutorial was written by Marin Todorov. Core Text is a low-level text engine that when used alongside the Core Graphics/Quartz framework, gives you fine-grained control over layout and formatting. With iOS 7, Apple released a high-level library called Text Kit, which stores, lays out and displays text
UIWebView must die
Almost always when we iOS developers want to display some rich text we are using UIWebView. That’s not by choice, since traditionally Apple did not provide any classes to us being able to show formatted text. That changed slightly with the iPad, because in 3.2 we got CoreText as well as CATextLayer. CoreText gives us NSAttributedString which is basically a string that can have different attributes
Open Source Core Text Wrapper Simplifies Multi-Column Text Display (and more)
I’ve been asked a few times after I wrote a post about an open source library to simulate the iBooks style page curl effect without using any private API’s as to how to properly display formatted text on the page, and spread text across multiple pages.  Manipulating text is what the Core Text library is all about, and just yesterday I posted about a tutorial about how to manipulate text to create
Low-level text rendering
Download source code - 19.4 KB Introduction I needed to position individual text characters in my app, and it was more involved than I thought it would be. So I'm chalking it up for posterity. But I want to zoom out a bit. What's really important isn't knowing how to do a particular trick. It is your general approach to the generic problem of assimilating and implementing new technology. First thi
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