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| MonoTouch Article - MonoTouch Review - Porting an Obj-C App
Bryant Hankins writes a review about MonoTouch and his experience of porting an Objective-C app that he wrote (and exists on the app store) to MonoTouch. Looks like a good review and covers the strengths and weaknesses of MonoTouch well (although MonoTouch.info was setup to try and overcome one of the weaknesses :)).
source: www.bryanthankins.com
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| MonoTouch Event - MonoTouch for the iPhone Video - Dallas C# SIG - Presented by Casey Watson
Monotouch for the iPhone Video @ Dallas C# SIG Presented by Casey Watson
Curious about MonoTouch? You're not alone. This is a video of the presentation given at the Dallas C# SIG where they take a close look at this groundbreaking platform and learn how to build rich iPhone applications using C#.
source: live.ineta.org
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| MonoTouch Sample - Hanselminutes Monotouch iPhone App
The Hanselminutes Monotouch iPhone app is an Open Source Monotouch project to build a iPhone application using C# and the .Net Framework Mono. The source is available via codeplex and this has contributed by Chris Hardy.
source: hanselminutesiphone.codeplex.com
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| MonoTouch Website - Monotouch Examples
Monotouch Examples is a website which shows how to accomplish common scenarios with C# and Monotouch for the iPhone...
source: monotouchexamples.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#.
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source: www.sidelane.co.uk
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| MonoTouch App - Great Fridays Xmas App on the AppStore - ChrisNTR
For our work Christmas Card this year, we decided to create a Xmas video for all to see (viewable here). To go along with the video we decided to create a iPhone app. This was a great way to play around with Monotouch and get a nice example of a Monotouch app up on the app store as well as to learn and understand the iPhone SDK and APIs. After a painless 10 day wait, the app was approved by Apple and is available to download on the App Store.
Download the app here for free: http://itunes.apple.com/gb/...
source: weblogs.asp.net
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| MonoTouch Sample - Using Google Analytics with MonoTouch
You can use Google's Analytics for Mobile Apps with MonoTouch with a few simple steps.
You will need to get:
Google's Analytics for the iPhone The MonoTouch binding to Google Analytics for iPhone...
source: wiki.monotouch.net
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| MonoTouch App - Artnotes - Current Source Code
ArtNotes is an app I'm currently working on, soon to be released on to the App Store. Helping you manage images and photos, there's integrated geo-tagging and viewing of image locations on the map. There's currently basic Flickr integration to allow searching for more images as well as importing from the iPhone's library and camera.
It's currently a work in progress, with lots of ideas in the queue, including import / export albums, Flickr synchronization and a revamped UI.
The interface is written alm...
source: artnotesdev.wordpress.com
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| MonoTouch Book - Building iPhone and iPod touch Applications for the .NET/C# Developer with MonoTouch
This Wrox Blox (ebook) is for .NET developers who want to learn to develop for the iPhone with C# using MonoTouch and MonoDevelop on the Mac. Objective-C is the native language for iPhone development and this ebook serves as an introduction to MonoTouch and how to get up-and-running quickly. This ebook was written by Wallace B. McClure.
source: www.wrox.com
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| MonoTouch Article - UIAlertView + UITextField = Crazy Delicious
Kevin McMahon writes an entry that covers how to create a view similar to the password prompt you get when purchasing an app via the app store on your phone.
The control used by Apple to prompt you for your password isn’t available out-of-the-box in Cocoa Touch, but Kevin has put together a sample project that shows a couple different techniques that are available for creating and customizing the controls that you do have to achieve the same effect.
source: blog.kevfoo.com
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