I finally had access to an iOS development device this week. Unlike the other platforms, I didn’t have any prior experience developing for it. So I spent some time familiarizing myself with the tools and stuff. This process was mostly painless but did end up consuming some time.<\/p>\n
I also setup my kivy-ios<\/a> tool chain for the first time. After a couple hello-world programs and fixing minor typos in the examples code, I then moved on to further explore pyobjus<\/a> for writing Plyer facades. I worked on a new version<\/a> of the accelerometer example that was not dependent on While playing with this code, I also noticed something interesting on the Xcode dashboard:<\/p>\n Xcode visualizations helps find otherwise unsuspected errors such as the memory leak here – pic.twitter.com\/iEEnK2d23t<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Gaurav Trivedi (@trivedigaurav) August 1, 2014<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nbridge.m<\/code> supplied with all kivy-ios packages by default. When I am done moving all the sensors we could do away with the classes contained in the bridge (note to self<\/em>!).<\/p>\n