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| MonoTouch Article - MonoTouch Custom ViewController, Adding Stepwise Subviews
This is a MonoTouch port of Recipe 2-1 (”Adding Stepwise Subviews”) from Erica Sadun’s (excellent) iPhone Developer’s Cookbook. The MonoDevelop project and all source code is also available.
source: www.knowing.net
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| MonoTouch Website - Monotouch tips and snippets
Monotouch tips and snippets from a Windows .NET developer relatively new to iPhone development.
source: www.shrinkrays.net
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| MonoTouch Article - iSlackers – a MonoTouch iPhone Application
This article shows how to use MonoTouch to build an iPhone application with some common features.
The Idea behind
As a dedicated .NET developer I don't want to mess around with "Objective-C" and so MonoTouch is the right thing for me. It allows to develop iPhone applications using .NET with C#.
The problems I stumbled upon when starting iPhone development (which I did in "Objective-C" - OC from now on) was that there are many samples for OC and that a lot of things work "out of the box". Switching to ...
source: dotnetslackers.com
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| MonoTouch Article - InfoQ - .NET Development for the iPhone
MonoTouch is a Mono based framework for building iPhone applications with C#. Bryan Costanich shows how to use it with the MonoDevelop IDE to quickly start building .NET-based iPhone applications. This seems like a very good introduction for people who are just starting out with MonoTouch.
source: www.infoq.com
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| MonoTouch Article - Building iPhone applications using MonoTouch - Part 1
Richard de Zwart starts a series of blog posts about developing an iPhone application using MonoTouch. This initial entry serves as a nice introduction. It covers:
Where do you start?
What do you need to learn?
He also covers the structure of an iPhone app. I look forward to the rest of the series.
source: lsd.luminis.nl
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| MonoTouch Sample - MapKit 103
Another blog post by Craig Dunn. He continues work on his MapKit series (see MapKit 101 for the first part and MapKit 102 for the second part). MKAnnotations now appear. Craig thanks Geoff for helping him via hints for this series. This has been tested with RC2 of MonoTouch but unfortunately it ONLY WORKS ON THE DEVICE - the simulator will 'crash'. Hopefully this is fixed in future releases of MonoTouch.
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| MonoTouch Article - Hello iPhone
This article explains how to use MonoTouch and the MonoTouch API to build applications for the iPhone. The focus of this article is on the underlying framework and not on how to use the IDE for development.
source: monotouch.net
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| MonoTouch Article - MonoDevelop HelloWorld
This was one of the first articles written about MonoTouch and covers building your first HelloWorld application. It is detailed with images and links for further information and makes a good starting point for any MonoTouch developer.
source: monotouch.net
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| MonoTouch Sample - MapKit 102
Another blog post by Craig Dunn. He continues work on his MapKit series (see MapKit 101 for the first part). MKPlacemarks now appear.
The main changes from MapKit 101 are to FoundWithPlacemark and MapViewDelegate. Visit the post to find out more and please touch this entry if you like it.
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| MonoTouch Video - Getting started with MonoTouch
This is a new high quality screencast from Brent Schooley at http://codesnack.com. Since some of the concepts of developing for the iPhone platform will be foreign to the .NET developer, I thought it would be a good idea to create a screencast that eased them into the process. The screencast walks through installing MonoTouch and implementing Hello iPhone. Core Interface Builder concepts will be covered in detail.
source: www.codesnack.com
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