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Mike Bluestein
| MonoTouch Sample - GLiPad
Mike Bluestein wrapped a monotouch sample's port of apple glpaint into ipad proj. The link takes you straight to the download site.
source: www.mediafire.com
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| MonoTouch Sample - Using GameKit with MonoTouch
Mike Bluestein writes an entry talking about using GameKit with MonoTouch and links to the source for his sample so that you can download it to use it as a way of getting to grips with it.
source: mikebluestein.wordpress.com
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| MonoTouch Event - Code Camp 3 - June 19th 2010
Mike Bluestein will be presenting about MonoTouch at Code Camp 3 in June. Mike has been a long time community member and is currently writing a book about MonoTouch so if you're in the area it is worth turning up :)
To be held at New Horizons Computer Learning Center ( Hartford Bloomfield CT)
source: ctdotnet.org
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| MonoTouch Article - Using a UISplitViewController to Create a Master-Detail iPad App
Mike Bluestein (@mikebluestein) writes an entry introducing iPad development and the UISplitViewController. The UISplitViewController is a new controller that is designed for the iPad to create and manage two separate views (and their controllers) side-by-side of each other. This lends itself well to a master-detail scenario, where the master list in kept on the left and the detail view fills the remaining space on the right, when in landscape orientation. The article also includes a link to where you ca...
source: mikebluestein.wordpress.com
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| MonoTouch App - iBabyShapes
iBabyShapes is an interactive shape, letter and number application for small children. Every time your child touches the screen, various shapes, letters and numbers will be created in a variety of colors. It's a fun application to keep children entertained while introducing them to letters, numbers and shapes. I hope your kids enjoy it.
source: itunes.apple.com
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| MonoTouch Sample - BabySmash for the iPhone built with MonoTouch - iBabySmash
Scott Hanselman has an application called BabySmash that comes in very useful if you have young children. During presentations he has shown BabySmash on a number of devices (BabySmash is available on codeplex: http://www.codeplex.com/babysmash).
Mike Bluestein has now made a BabySmash for the iPhone and dubbed it iBabySmash :) and best of all he has made the source available on github: http://github.com/mikebluestein/iBabySmash. From his blog post:
The example shows how to generate various geometric...
source: mikebluestein.wordpress.com
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| MonoTouch App - Congress111
Here are some screenshots of a new Congressional iPhone app I made called Congress111. It provides easy access to members of the United States Congress. Thanks to the great data and api’s provided by Sunlight labs and Govtrack.us that made this possible. The app is free and you can get it from the app store here.
source: mikebluestein.wordpress.com
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| MonoTouch App - ProdRecall - By Mike Bluestein
Mike Bluestein has a MonoTouch iPhone App up on the App Store. ProdRecall provides easy access to various US Consumer Product Safety Commission data feeds for recalled products. The link directs you to the app within iTunes.
source: itunes.apple.com
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| MonoTouch Article - Sending Mail from an iPhone App with Monotouch
Mike Bluestein writes a quick article on his blog showing you how you can send email on the iPhone from within your application using the MFMailComposeViewController in the MonoTouch.MessageUI namespace.
source: mikebluestein.wordpress.com
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| MonoTouch Sample - A consumer product recall application using data from Data.gov
Mike Bluestein creates a sample consumer product recall application using data from the data.gov website after he heard about the plethora of government data sets that are available on there. It’s a pretty straight-forward tab controller application with a fast scrolling technique he showed in an earlier post. It shows product recalls sorted by date across several categories.
source: mikebluestein.wordpress.com
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