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| MonoTouch Article - UILabel with VerticalAlignment
The default UILabel always centers text vertically. Often you want to keep your text on top - or bottom of the control.
Here is a simple class which adds a property to the UILabel, allowing you to control the vertical alignment.
source: manniat.pp-p.net
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| MonoTouch Article - Editing Decimal Numbers with UITextField control with MonoTouch
Here’s another control I created while developing an iphone app for a client: UIDecimalField. The new control inherits from the UITextField control, and allows the user to edit decimal values using the NumberPad keyboard, instead of the nor...
source: escoz.com
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| Monotouch Article - Tip: Inherit UIViews ALL the time!
Inheriting from UIView (or UIScrollView), is a much better way of creating views for your application. Interface Builder can still be used to design the UI, while the coding of the behavior can be done in MonoDevelop. Doing this will make the code much cleaner, by allowing you to separate different concerns across different classe: ui-related functions, like formatting of the text or the selection of the background color can be done in the View class, while definition of what’s loaded, and calling web se...
source: escoz.com
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| MonoTouch Article - Accessing GPS data on the IPhone with MonoTouch
Accessing GPS data on the IPhone with MonoTouch
A lot of .Net developers have probably heard about MonoTouch but
are still concerned about how 'hard' it might be to create a useful
application. One of the applications I am currently working
on uses the IPhone's inbuilt GPS and I wanted to show not only how
easy it is to get this data, but how understandable the code will
be for anyone with a .Net background.
First we add a reference to MonoTouch.CoreLocation with the
standard 'using' syntax;
using Mo...
source: www.bayshield.com
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| MonoTouch Article - Displaying different views when iPhone is rotated with MonoTouch
Here’s another control I developed while working on an iPhone application using MonoTouch.
Its very common for games to make use of the accelerometer inside the iPhone, but not so much for data-driven apps. One app that uses it very well is WeightBot, from TapBots, which display charts with different views of the data when you rotate the phone to the left or the right. I wanted to do the same...
source: escoz.com
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| iPhone Article - 100 Free Courses & Tutorials for Aspiring iPhone App Developers
These are Objective-C (not C#/MonoTouch) courses/articles but I believe learning about developing iPhone applications with Objective-C (although not required) will help you when it comes to developing your MonoTouch based applications.
This list covers:
University Courses (online materials)
Apple Resources
Getting Started
Tools
Details (These tutorials cover all of the important details in iPhone app development)
User Interface (These tutorials are all about the user interface and interaction)
Buildi...
source: www.bestuniversities.com
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| iPhone Article - Learn Objective-C
Having some knowledge of Objective-C can be very useful if you are a MonoTouch developer. A lot of sample code exists written in Objective-C and being able to translate that into C# will save you a lot of effort in the long run.
source: cocoadevcentral.com
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| MonoTouch Article - Setup a UIPicker with MonoTouch
In this entry Wally gives an example of setting up a UIPicker. He shows how to define and then bind the data to the UIPicker.
source: morewally.com
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| Mobile Article - Morgan Stanley 2009 Mobile Internet Report
Aaron Williamspoints to the Morgan Stanley 2009 Mobile Internet Report. Is it specific to the iPhone, no but it is always good to know more about the market you're in :)
source: www.bayshield.com
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| MonoTouch Article - MonoTouch development using C# for VB.NET developers - some helpers
Following on from the post about iPhone development using MonoTouch and C#, I thought I would point out the fact that at the moment MonoTouch doesn’t support Visual Basic for iPhone development. Mono and MonoDevelop themselves do support VB, but just not for iPhone dev just yet. The MonoTouch team say it is on the roadmap, just no date as of yet.
So where does that leave the Visual Basic developer? Well, if they want to write iPhone apps using the .NET framework, then needing to learn some C#.
Fo...
source: www.sidelane.co.uk
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