{"shas":[["efee4efe96545ca5a998b4223b103cf194cc5de3","9c4614e1046cbad2e9738c5108bc39b7a95496d5@gmail.com","Final touches: App icon and Default image\n\n- We're going to add an app icon and a default loading image.\n- In the Project navigator, select the Todo project icon\n- In the second column, select the Todo target in Targets\n- Select the Summary tab\n- Drag any .png file named Icon@2x.png (114 x 114 pixels) into the App Icons area for Retina Display icons.\n- Drag any .png file named Icon.png (57 pixels x 57 pixels) into the App Icons area for regular icons.\n\nWe need to set a some loading screens. These can be any .png files sized 640x980 pixels for Retina Display and 320x480 pixels for a regular display.\n\n- You can create these default screen images in the Organizer (Windows->Organizer or Shift+Command+2).\n- In the Organizer under Screenshots, you can use the Save as Launch Image to create assign the default loading image.\n- Or you can drag any correctly sized .png images to the Launch Images areas in the Summary tab.\n\nYou should now have an App icon and a Launch image.","John Jusayan"],["69547e782b50941bcac6e3707390d2bdcc82e30f","9c4614e1046cbad2e9738c5108bc39b7a95496d5@gmail.com","Added Readme and updated license","John Jusayan"]],"ref":"refs/heads/master","size":2,"head":"69547e782b50941bcac6e3707390d2bdcc82e30f","push_id":37734082}