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| MonoTouch Article - TwitEstaçion - MonoTouch TweetStation en español - Localising an App
If you are a MonoTouch developer then you should already be familiar with the two subjects of this post:
Miguel's awesome TweetStation open-source/MonoTouch Twitter client (also on iTunes); and the recent release of the Professional iPhone Development with MonoTouch/c# book from WroxIt just so happens that Chapter 12 - Localizing for an International Audience of the book introduces a small utility called ngenstrings that helps you to translate your application into other languages. This article gives an ...
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| MonoTouch Article - More MonoTouch Machine-translation Madness!
In addition to the recent dodgy Spanish localization, my TweetStation fork now has dodgy French, Japanese, German and Italian translations (courtesy of the Microsoft TranslatorAPI that was introduced at MIX10).
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| MonoTouch Sample - Drawing on Maps with MonoTouch
iOS4 introduced new features like MKOverlay to help draw lines/routes and shapes/polygons on the MKMapView control, however it has always been possible to add these features to maps in iOS3.
Craig takes two Obj-C approaches and applies them to MonoTouch.
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| MonoTouch Sample - UIGlassButton Generator in MonoTouch
Sometimes the default look of iOS controls (such as UIButton) is a little 'flat'. Apple themselves sometimes use a very pretty 'glass button' effect, which could be achieved (apparently, I'm paraphrasing here) using an undocumented UIGlassButton class. You can read more about this in the source links for this sample.
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| MonoTouch Sample - MonoTouch port of TDBadgedCell
I recently wanted to add an 'item count' to a UITableView in one of my iPhone/iPad projects and thought it would be nice to match the grey/encircled 'badge' used in the Mail application.
Happily, I found (via The Unofficial Apple Weblog) that Tim Davies had the same idea and already done the hard work, albeit in Objective-C. Tim's code for TDBadgedCell is on github as is the MonoTouch/C# port: TDBadgedCellSharp. Both produce the same output.
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| MonoTouch Article - iPad 'infinite scrolling' with MonoTouch
I'm trying to create an 'infinite' (well, just a configurable number) of scrollable pages that are rendered with UIWebView controls. I want to use the minimum number of controls for performance and memory but I also want a nice scrolling experience where the next and previous pages are aways pre-loaded.
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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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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