MonoTouch: C# for iPhone

Published February 27th, 2013 Under Open Source Tools | Leave a Comment

MonoTouch allows you to harness all those C# skills and most of those handy .NET/Mono libraries to create truly native apps for iOS with a sprinkle of cross-platform support. But why not just use objective-c you cry? Choice is nice, so is C# and so is the range of libraries available for Mono! Read more

RubyMotion: Rubyizing iOS development

Published November 26th, 2012 Under User Interface | Leave a Comment

RubyMotion has revolutionized native app development for iOS devices. I would like to share some best practices/lessons learned building apps using RubyMotion. These include: Read more

Mobile Apps: Native or HTML5?

Published October 17th, 2012 Under HTML | Leave a Comment

HTML5 is the ubiquitous platform for the web and cannot be dismissed any longer as a incomplete solution. It is both something entirely new and what HTML was always supposed to be. Once you “get it’, it’ll change the way you think about the web. In the same time, native development has gone from strength to strength: Apple just celebrated the 25 billionth app purchase whilst Android users downloaded more than 10 billion as of last December. Read more

Introduction To Appcelerator Titanium

Published November 18th, 2011 Under JavaScript | Leave a Comment

This video shows how to develop with the Appcelerator titanium to build cross platform mobile applications. You will learn how to build for IOS, Android and eventually the blackberry. We will be using Titanium Studio the IDE from Appcelerator to develop javascript for our cross platform mobile applications. Read more

UIKit Tips and Tricks for iPhone

Published February 21st, 2011 Under User Interface | Leave a Comment

This video presents best practices, useful tips and little-known features for taking iPhone applications to the next level. it discusses of what to do (and what not to do) for best results in iPhone app programming.

Watch this video on oredev.org

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