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| MonoTouch Article - TwitEstaçion - MonoTouch TweetStation en español - Localising an App
If you are a MonoTouch developer then you should already be familiar with the two subjects of this post:
Miguel's awesome TweetStation open-source/MonoTouch Twitter client (also on iTunes); and the recent release of the Professional iPhone Development with MonoTouch/c# book from WroxIt just so happens that Chapter 12 - Localizing for an International Audience of the book introduces a small utility called ngenstrings that helps you to translate your application into other languages. This article gives an ...
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| MonoTouch Article - Flurry Analytics Bindings
For my latest app I wanted to collect some analytics to see which screens and content included in the app are the most useful to users. In evaluating my mobile analytics options, Flurry’s free of charge service and easy to use API made the decision to go with them over Google Analytics and Mixpanel an easy one.
This article gives a quick example of how to enable Flurry Analytics and links to the source of the library.
source: blog.kevfoo.com
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| MonoTouch Article - Building apps for the Retina Display
Miguel writes an entry about the lessons he learned while developing the app TweetStation.
source: tirania.org
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| MonoTouch Article - More MonoTouch Machine-translation Madness!
In addition to the recent dodgy Spanish localization, my TweetStation fork now has dodgy French, Japanese, German and Italian translations (courtesy of the Microsoft TranslatorAPI that was introduced at MIX10).
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| MonoTouch Article - Poem to MonoTouch By Wallace B. McClure
Wallace tweeted a MonoTouch poem today across a number of tweets. For those that missed it he has posted the complete version of the poem to his blog.
source: morewally.com
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| MonoTouch Article - MonoTouch is alive and doing well
Back in April 2010, Apple changed some rules that made it look like MonoTouch was seeing the last of its days. I documented it here. After all this time, it feels like its important now to write about the updates since then to MonoTouch.
The best news of all is that nothing really changed, after all: Apple is still accepting MonoTouch applications normally into the AppStore, including applications built specifically for iOS4, with things like backgrounds tasks. Here’s a li...
source: escoz.com
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| MonoTouch Article - MonoTouch Ad Hoc Distribution Tutorial
There are 4 use-cases for deploying an app to an iOS device:
Development
Ad Hoc
Enterprise
Retail / App Store
This tutorial is going to concentrate on the 2nd use-case: “Ad Hoc Distribution.”
Although you might think of “ad hoc” as meaning something done casually or off the cuff, ad hoc distribution actually involves several steps and is constrained to 100 devices per year. So the truth is, “Ad Hoc” is really about beta testing.
source: www.knowing.net
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| MonoTouch Article - iOS 4 and Map Kit Overlays with MonoTouch
One of the "over 100 new features" in iOS 4 that I've been especially interested in are Map Kit overlays. Previously, developers were limited to using annotations. Now it's much easier to draw shapes on a map.
source: spinningtheweb.blogspot.com
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| Mono Touch Books for .NET Developers and iPhone Development is out | Senthil Kumar's Blog
Mono Touch is a .NET Libary which allows the C# developers to write code in .NET and that runs on IPhone OS .The iPhone Development now offers the hot opportunity for .NET developers too.
MonoTouch offers the .NET developers to create Apple iPhone and iPad applications.
Seems like one doesn’t need to learn the Objective-C , the native language for iPhone to master Mono Touch .:-)
I am really happy to see the ...
source: www.ginktage.com
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| MonoTouch Article - Apple Section 3.3.1 and MonoTouch
Wally writes a quick entry with links to previous blog entries covering his thoughts on Apple Section 3.3.1 and MonoTouch.
source: morewally.com
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