O’Reilly’s book “iPhone : Open Application Development”
books, programming, SDK March 26th, 2008
O
ICEfaces Project: iPhone open source apps
programming March 23rd, 2008
During this week
Google APIs now compatible with iPhone SDK
news, SDK March 21st, 2008
Aptana: open source IDE for iPhone
IDE, SDK March 21st, 2008
In an AjaxWorld Conference this week, Aptana had one of the more impressive presentations on how easy it is to develop Ajax applications for the iPhone.
They presented open source Aptana Studio IDE. It is a full Ajax development environment and it is available as a stand-alone as well as an Eclipse plug-in.
The demonstration showed how to build a simple application. It was also explained how Aptana Studio includes options that enable developers to take full advantage of the iPhone user interface for sizing, resizing and left-to-right toggling. The result is that developers will get a real sense of what their applications will look like inside of iPhone.
If you would like to give this a try visit Aptana website.
Flash for the iPhone
SDK March 19th, 2008
Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen said that they are going to bring Flash for the iPhone, even though Steve Jobs said it
Apple rejected massive number of iPhone SDK applicants
SDK March 16th, 2008
If you received the rejection letter below, don
Google: We
SDK March 16th, 2008
If Google
Over 100,000 iPhone SDK downloads
SDK March 13th, 2008
Not even a week passed since iPhone SDK launch and it was already downloaded over 100,000 times. Surely not every person will create ground-breaking app, even if app at all, but we certainly can expect some nice applications coming for iPhone in the near future.
Game developers and publishers were quick to realise its potential and had plenty of announcements lately. Now app developers were a bit slower. But it
Sun will port Java 2 iPhone
SDK March 10th, 2008
After Apples announcement of the iPhone SDK, SUN also unveiled their plans to release iPhone compatible version of Java VM, making it possible to run Java apps.
Java VM will be based on Java Micro Edition, which is a version of java designed for mobile phones, PDA
iPhone SDK comparison chart to other platforms
SDK March 10th, 2008
Our friends at Engadget have prepared a nice little table showing the differences between iPhone SDK, and development tools for other mobile devices like Windows Mobile, Android, Toolchain and S60.
Thanks: Engadget
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