There are things which take times, they could easily be automated but there aren’t. One of this task is to generate all the icons for a mobile application. You have to resize the same image into 10 different sizes, for Android and iOS (29, 36, 48, 50, 57, 58, 72, 100, 114, 512, 1024).<\/p>\n
Why Apple doesn’t only require an image size of 1024 and automatically generate the smaller picture when the app is exported for the publication? There may be a good reason for that. Anyway, go to this Github<\/a> and grab the php script to generate app icons for Android & iOS in all requested resolutions.<\/p>\n Now the quick dev story: at first, I thought it was a good small project to get back into some ruby dev. I didn’t practice it since several years ago. So I started with Sparrow’s samples<\/a>, but quickly I went into library & version nightmare, and I wasn’t able to remember a single line of ruby! So I get back to php very quickly and discover that we may use it with a CLI<\/a> (why couldn’t we?). It’s very quick & powerful, be ready for some script for renaming \ud83d\ude00<\/p>\n Edit:<\/strong> There are things which take times, they could easily be automated but there aren’t. One of this task is to generate all the icons for a mobile application. You have to resize the same image into 10 different sizes, for Android and iOS (29, 36, 48, 50, 57, 58, 72, 100, 114, 512, 1024). Why … Continue reading Resize icons for mobile apps<\/span>
\nFind some scripts for renaming files and delete others one based on a string name: https:\/\/github.com\/alamboley\/AssetsOperations<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"