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MonoTouch Article - Initiate a call with MonoTouch
Craig Dunn writes a blog post about initiating calls with MonoTouch. From the post - Initiating calls, text messages and triggering other applications on the iPhone is a pretty basic requirement for MonoTouch applications. The mechanism is pretty simple - you just need to construct a Url with a specific 'scheme' and call the OpenURL method.
MonoTouch Sample - Core Graphics and UIImageView
A blog post by Terry Westley where he shares a sample he created to try out various aspects of Core Graphics. The sample will show drawing some rectangles, a rounded rectangle, applying a gradient, and rotated and centered text.
MonoTouch Article - iPhone - Asynch Http Web Request
A blog post by Wallace B. McClure takes some .NET code from Visual Studio and builds it with MonoDevelop. It runs perfectly on the simulator but Wallace points out that running on the simulator doesn't guarantee it will run on a physical iPhone or iPod Touch. This entry as the title suggests gives an example of using HttpWebRequest.
MonoTouch Article - MonoTouch Framework Class Diagram
Blog post by Craig Dunn - VisualStudio 2008 class diagram of MonoTouch.Foundation and MonoTouch.UIKit namespaces from MonoTouch Framework (using Silverlight DeepZoom). Please note you will need Silverlight installed in order to see this class diagram.
MonoTouch Article - UITableView
A blog post by Terry Westley. The goal of this post is to publish a simple example of using MonoTouch and C# to use a UITableView in an iPhone app. Though you can use Interface Builder with MonoTouch, this example shows how to use a UITableView programmatically.
MonoTouch Sample Code: Synchronous Web Request
A blog post by Terry Westley that gives an example of a program that performs a synchronous web request. Please do yourself and your IPhone users a favor: don’t use this technique except in a separate thread.
MonoTouch Article - Settings.bundle
Property Lists (plist) and Bundles are probably so obvious to seasoned Mac/iPhone developers that they're not even worth mentioning, however for someone with a '100% .NET' background you can't take anything for granted. This blog entry is a quick guide that can help you get started.
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