http://superyeti420.wordp...
http://www.google.com/pro...
ManniAT
bayshield
https://openid.org/martin...
reinforcelab
bengrine
dalexsoto
https://me.yahoo.com/a/0W...
Objective-C
| 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
|
| iPhone Article - 100 Free Courses & Tutorials for Aspiring iPhone App Developers
These are Objective-C (not C#/MonoTouch) courses/articles but I believe learning about developing iPhone applications with Objective-C (although not required) will help you when it comes to developing your MonoTouch based applications.
This list covers:
University Courses (online materials)
Apple Resources
Getting Started
Tools
Details (These tutorials cover all of the important details in iPhone app development)
User Interface (These tutorials are all about the user interface and interaction)
Buildi...
source: www.bestuniversities.com
|
| iPhone Article - Learn Objective-C
Having some knowledge of Objective-C can be very useful if you are a MonoTouch developer. A lot of sample code exists written in Objective-C and being able to translate that into C# will save you a lot of effort in the long run.
source: cocoadevcentral.com
|
| iPhone Book - iPhone SDK Application Development - Building Applications for the AppStore
Craig Dunn recently did a review of a set of books and I've decided to add any books that weren't already listed. Summary by Craig:
Less "reading" in this book - rather than longer explanatory paragraphs the author uses smaller chunks of text interspersed with bullet points, callouts and small and large Objective-C listings. This actually makes it better as a reference book than a front-to-back learning tool - and that makes it more suitable for MonoTouch in my view.
As with the other titles, th...
source: www.amazon.com
|
| iPhone Book - The iPhone Developer's Cookbook - Building Applications with the iPhone SDK
Craig Dunn recently did a review of a set of books and I've decided to add any books that weren't already listed. Summary by Craig:
I'm a big fan of Erica's from her blog and applications when the iPhone and iPod Touch first appeared and were programmable. Text is easy to read. Erica often references "when the iPhone first appeared" or "during the Beta period" - often interesting insights that add some fun to the text. There are also references to many 'undocumented' APIs - they're clearly highlighte...
source: www.amazon.com
|
| iPhone Article - Setting up a Push Notification service on Windows Server 2003
A blog post on a Ning community site for iPhone developers. This entry covers how to set up a push notification service on Windows 2003 using .NET. The entry has Objective-C in it but you should be able to make use of the article.
source: x-cake.ning.com
|
| MonoTouch Library - BTouch Library
The BTouch library is a collection of MonoTouch bindings for third-party native iPhone libraries. If you are thinking of creating a binding for a third-party library yourself please consider adding it to this library so that it can grow and become a great resource for MonoTouch developers.
source: code.google.com
|
| MonoTouch Article - MonoTouch Comparison with Apple Tools
Los Techies writes up a comparison of MonoTouch and Applie Tools by looking at some of the MonoTouch samples and converting them to their Objective-C equivalent.
source: www.lostechies.com
|
| MonoTouch Article - Event mapping in MonoTouch
Miguel de Icaza has written a blog post covering event mapping and how you could use an approach similar to Objective-C or one that takes advantage of some of the features of C#.
source: tirania.org
|
| MonoTouch Article - Rosetta Stone
This page maps Objective-C classes/selectors to C# classes/methods/properties and can serve as a handy guide.
source: tirania.org
|