Mac OS X El Capitan Expose setting

Hello guys,

If you have been searching for expose setting, that name no longer exist in El Capitan.
Now it is called hot corners in Mission Control.
The steps are System Preference -> Mission Control -> Hot Corners -> Active screen corners

What are the benefits of setting active corners?
Of course you can show your friends from Windows background how cool is this gesture is able to clear the screen.
Second, you can access to your desktop easily instead of fumbling over your keyboard for the 3 key combo. The rest, go figure ;).

The step by step with figure is as shown below+

Step 1 - Go to System Preference ------------>

Step 2 - Select Mission Control ---->

Step 3 - Go to Hot Corners ---->

 Step 4 - Set the active corners ---->

Good luck and have fun.

Best of regards,

Adam

How to link header and main file to Xib file in Xcode

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The purpose of this site is to show you how to link your .m and your .h file in Xcode.

Programming Xcode can be very frustrating, especially if you were to create a new .Xib file and don't know how to link this file to your .m or .h for the purpose of controlling it programmatically.

To link the .Xib file to the appropriate .m file, just click on the .Xib file and go to the Identity Inspector. Identity Inspector is the third item away from the left of all the inspectors available on your right. Refer to the figure below.

You can see the Custom Class, go to the Class and fill it up with the name of your .m file. This way, you have successfully linked your .Xib file with your .m file.

Congratulations.

If you still have difficulty grasping the concept, feel free to refer to the video below.

I claim no credit to the video. All right reserved to Udemy Xcode course.

Thank you for reading this blog. Have a good day.

Best of regards,

Adamo

My first App as a developer

How la how la, my first app idea also not available.

I got some idea but dunno how to do