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| MonoTouch Article - Anatomy of a c# iPhone app with MonoTouch
Craig Dunn (@conceptdev) has been a bit quiet on the blogging front but explains why in this entry. He's been working on a book as well as the MIX10 app which is now live on the app store.
People have been asking for the source for this app and even though the MIX10 source isn't available Craig points us to two earlier versions of the conference app where sourcecode is available (on github) and links to some of the source Miguel worked on for the MIX10 app.
He also provides screen shots and class diagr...
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| MonoTouch Article - Creating a very simple MonoTouch application without Interface Builder
Paulio (@pauliom) is blogging about his monotouch experience and that's good news for the community as the more content that's out there the better :). In this entry Paulio talks about Craig Dunn's (@conceptdev) approach to not using Interface Builder and writes a simple example to show how he has done it.
source: pdkm.spaces.live.com
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| MonoTouch Article - MonoTouch MapKit.Delegate-precated
Craig Dunn writes a blog post about changes introduced in the latest version of MonoTouch. He points out that MKMapView now has C# style events and goes on to give an example of what this means.
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| MonoTouch Article - Monitoring iPhone web traffic with Fiddler
Craig Dunn writes a blog post that shows how to use Fiddler (web debugging proxy) to sniff the web traffic coming from your iPhone. He covers the steps required to set this up.
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| iPhone Books - iPhone Obj-C books for MonoTouch Developers
Craig Dunn writes a blog post covering iPhone/Objective-C books he feels could be useful for MonoTouch developers. Two of them are listed on this site and I'm reading them myself (although the Head First book hasn't arrived yet). I'll look to add the others to the site as well.
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| MonoTouch Sample - MonoTouch for PDC09 (a conference app) - Update 3
Craig Dunn updates his conference app sample and this time it has been built for PDC 09.
What's new in this sample (apart from the fact that it is for a different conference):
A new view (Sessions)
A new icon (Speakers)
A new location (Underground)
SQLite and graphic tweaks.
He has also made the source available.
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| MonoTouch Article - MonoTouch UINavigationController Placemat For The Rogets 1911 Thesaurus Sample
Craig Dunn writes a blog post entry where he provides a placemat for the Roget's 1922 Thesaurus sample. He also provides a quick link to the source so you can easily download it. The placemat is a nice way of showing people how his sample is structured and I hope we get to see more of them in the future as they are actually quite useful! Thanks Craig.
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| MonoTouch Sample - SQLite "Corporate Phonebook" - Part 3
Craig Dunn adds an update to his Corporate Phonebook app and moves from using sqlite-net to System.Data that will be included in MonoTouch 1.2. References to Part 1 and Part 2 can also be found on this site.
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| MonoTouch Sample - SQLite "Corporate Phonebook" - Part 2
Craig Dunn updates his Corporate Phonebook sample. The update incorporates the custom UITableViewCell from Simon. The UITableView now shows name and department in each cell and a disclosure indicator was also added. It also now handles RowSelected and uses OpenUrl to call and email. As always source has been provided to help the rest of us learn. Thanks!
The first entry for this sample can be found here.
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| MonoTouch Sample - MonoTouch for Monospace (a conference app) - Update 2
Craig Dunn updates his MonoSpace sample application once more. This time he has added a feature picked up from Beginning iPhone Development (Objective-C). The Monospace app now does a flip-flop between two views (the map and a new list of map locations to 'pan to'). The source has been updated and is available for download.
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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