This tutorial shows how to use the AudioKit framework in an iOS app. The target reader is an experienced iOS developer with little or no experience with the AudioKit.

Only basic AudioKit functionality is utilized. In fact only the features demostrated in the AudioKit Basics playground are used. It’s probably a good idea to play with that playground before using this tutorial.

The iOS specifics in the tutorial are covered but without detail. The embedded figures, source code and GitHub project should provided enough detail. The tutorial is focused on the Audikit integration so some iOS specifics (such as AudoLayout) are ignored.

How can I copy a locally created Mindmap to my Dropbox account? tl;dr Swipe left on the MinDgo file to reveal the Export option (see figure 1). Procedure 1. The Dropbox App The ability to copy a MinDgo file to Dropbox requires that the Dropbox app is installed and logged-in. 2. Export a local mindmap In MinDgo tap the Files tab. Swipe (to the left) on the file that you want to export.

MinDgo 9.4 is now available from the iTunes App Store

What’s New:

• Fixed a bug that corrupted the HTML (of a Rich Text node) when a mind map was opened or saved.

See the MinDgo product page for more information. Enjoy.

Comments, questions, bugs? Email us at: apps@code-story.com

MinDgo 9.3 is now available from the iTunes App Store

What’s New:

• New Dropbox file manager allows mind maps to be opened and saved directly from Dropbox.

See the MinDgo product page for more information. Enjoy.

Comments, questions, bugs? Email us at: apps@code-story.com

MinDcard 9.2 is now available from the iTunes App Store What’s New: A Dropbox configuration problem that caused confusion between the MinDcard and MinDgo apps has been resolved. The coordination between the UISpliViewController’s master and detail view controllers has been refactored. The UITableViewCells for the files and deck table view controllers has been refactored. Xcode warnings have been addressed. Updated App Store screenshots. Check out the MinDcard product page for app details.

MinDcard 9.1 is now available from the iTunes App Store

What’s New:

• MinDcard now includes advertisements and is free of charge.
• Various usability and internal improvements.

Check out the MinDcard product page for app details. Enjoy.

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Version 9.4 MinDgo is primarily a companion app to FreeMind and Freeplane, two great open source mind-mapping applications for your desktop. MinDgo allows you to view and edit mind maps on your iPhone and iPad. If you’re not already a FreeMind or Freeplane user, you should be. If you’re already using one of these applications, you’ll want to have MinDgo in your pocket so that you will always have your mind maps with you.

MinDgo 9.2 is now available from the iTunes App Store. What’s New: Node notes can now be viewed and edited. This feature allows MinDgo to be used as an editor for MinDcard, the study card app. Basic support has been added to read & write Freeplane mind maps. Although Freeplane has many features that are not supported by MinDgo, those features (represented by the file format) should be retained through import and export operations.

MinDgo 9.1 is now available from the iTunes Store.

What’s New:

• MinDgo 9.1 has been updated for iOS 10.

See the MinDgo product page for details.

Enjoy.

MinDcard 9.0 is now available from the iTunes Store.

What’s New:

• MinDcard 9 brings the app up-to-date with iOS 10.
• Functionality is largely unchanged with the notable omission of Dropbox support.

Check out the MinDcard product page for app details.

Enjoy.