As you'd expect
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So, my family flies on a holiday in two weeks. Guess when the nation's pilots plan on a go slow or a strike ? Not that I blame them, but the timing is just perfect. On the other hand, I've been working in Objective C and XCode all day, and while I still think it's the dark ages, I've not had any problems worth complaining about, it's all coming together very smoothly.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
For the good of others, we need to have your calendar, todo list and shopping list in public.
"When did ignorance become a point of view" - Dilbert
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So, my family flies on a holiday in two weeks. Guess when the nation's pilots plan on a go slow or a strike ? Not that I blame them, but the timing is just perfect. On the other hand, I've been working in Objective C and XCode all day, and while I still think it's the dark ages, I've not had any problems worth complaining about, it's all coming together very smoothly.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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So, my family flies on a holiday in two weeks. Guess when the nation's pilots plan on a go slow or a strike ? Not that I blame them, but the timing is just perfect. On the other hand, I've been working in Objective C and XCode all day, and while I still think it's the dark ages, I've not had any problems worth complaining about, it's all coming together very smoothly.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
Christian Graus wrote:
I've not had any problems worth complaining about, it's all coming together very smoothly.
I remembered seeing someone complaining about xcode and stuff for the past few weeks, so that wasn't you? Hmm...:~
Weiye Chen A hermit trying to learn hibernation...
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Christian Graus wrote:
I've not had any problems worth complaining about, it's all coming together very smoothly.
I remembered seeing someone complaining about xcode and stuff for the past few weeks, so that wasn't you? Hmm...:~
Weiye Chen A hermit trying to learn hibernation...
I had a lot of issues getting an iPad app to provision properly. I'm on top of that now, it's just a painful enough process that you need to do it several times before the pieces start to fit. But, working on a Mac app, I found it not bad at all, if a little behind the times.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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For the good of others, we need to have your calendar, todo list and shopping list in public.
"When did ignorance become a point of view" - Dilbert
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I had a lot of issues getting an iPad app to provision properly. I'm on top of that now, it's just a painful enough process that you need to do it several times before the pieces start to fit. But, working on a Mac app, I found it not bad at all, if a little behind the times.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
Cool, i just got my iphone and is working on an app. Man, i feel like its all back to school. The sdk, the ide and even the language syntax is alien to me. Glad to hear you came out on top. Looks like i still need some time to get familiar with it. :doh:
Weiye Chen A hermit trying to learn hibernation...
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Cool, i just got my iphone and is working on an app. Man, i feel like its all back to school. The sdk, the ide and even the language syntax is alien to me. Glad to hear you came out on top. Looks like i still need some time to get familiar with it. :doh:
Weiye Chen A hermit trying to learn hibernation...
This is why I use Monotouch. C# on the iPhone/iPod/iPad. I almost have a CP rss reader done. Started it last night. My best selling app in the store was created, and submitted to the store in 3-4 hours.
Steve Maier
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This is why I use Monotouch. C# on the iPhone/iPod/iPad. I almost have a CP rss reader done. Started it last night. My best selling app in the store was created, and submitted to the store in 3-4 hours.
Steve Maier
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:confused: I thought the latest licensing agreement for the SDK killed 3rd party libraries like monotouch.
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They removed that line right before version 4 went live. I have 6 apps in the store all with monotouch and a couple more on the way. I have submitted new ones after that change and they all went thru.
Steve Maier
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They removed that line right before version 4 went live. I have 6 apps in the store all with monotouch and a couple more on the way. I have submitted new ones after that change and they all went thru.
Steve Maier
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Completely, or'd they leave just enough to keep the boot on flashes neck?
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It may not have been removed completely. I know that the next section 3.3.2 was change because the way it was worded it also stopped people from use things like lua. And lua was used by most of the games from EA and Tapulous that are huge sellers. If they had to remove all of their games, it would have hurt. The statements from Jobs was that they do not want cross platform apps on the iPhones - this meaning Flash. But Monotouch compiles to native code. You have to use all of the normal UI components like any other iPhone app. Under the .NET section on wikipedia (I know, it's wikpedia, but I am trying to find a good link for this) they talk about this as well. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPhone_SDK[^] At at the very least you can always have the Monotouch project export into an xcode project and compile from there. This line in the agreement also did not apply to enterprise apps. So Monotouch itself is not against the rules. Many people have used Monotouch after all of this. Definately feels good to use C# even if I started for a while with Objective-C. There are also other frameworks like Appcelerator[^] that used html and javascript to make apps as well. And javascript was always allowed by the new agreements.
Steve Maier