is there a software development kit (sdk) for AlchemyAPI using Swift/Objective-C for iOS native developer?
The Watson iOS SDK now includes wrappers for the AlchemyLanguage and AlchemyVision services.
Unfortunately not at is time. Seems like an odd omission considering how many others they have.
http://www.alchemyapi.com/developers/sdks
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I am very interested in using BlueMix for mobile development. Really interested.
I've created a couple of stub app's using iOS9+ and Swift. And I can see that there is real potential.
My question is. When I look at the educational materials and toolkits available I get the impression that IBM are no longer investing in this area. How can I be sure that BlueMix and Mobile will receive investment? How can I be sure that BlueMix will support future versions of iOS?
I know some might think this is too general a question. The problem I have is that IBM is such a huge company I have no idea who I can approach for an answer directly.
As you mention this is certainly not a technical question. That said, if you would like reassurance that the mobile SDKs (including Swift) are a major focus feel free to monitor the Bluemix Mobile Services public-facing Github where you will see daily activity as work is done to bring all the BMS SDKs up to the latest and greatest releases for the iOS, Android, and Hybrid platforms.
our application is web integrated with mobile application.
develop web application in .net and mobile applications in iphone,android,blackberry,windows mobiles.
Now my requirement is i need to provide chat provision between web application and mobile application.
i found xmpp framework but i don't know xmpp supports in all mobile platforms.while i am checking xmpp does't support for iphone 3.0 simulator while i am executing the same framework it works with out any errors in iphone 4.0.
experts can any one suggest solution for my problem which is the most efficient framework that supports as my requirement.
thank you very much
If you mean groups.google.com/group/xmppframework
If most recent versions no longer support 3.0 you can go back to an older version which I know supported 3.0 (I used it to build a chat app for iPhone and Android), xmpp v2 perhaps. Or fix the lib to support 3.0 again, its a pretty simple library.
Google Talk uses XMPP so any mobile device supporting Google Talk will work including:
Android, BlackBerry, iPhone.
Me and my friends are starting app development. We have created 2 apps now, and have 3 more in the works. We're looking for a development tool or environment that will allow us to build games that works on all the major handsets. We're using Flash at the moment for cross-platform, but are there any better and more powerful options?
Or would it be best to write the code in one language, then convert it line by line to the others? How do the creators of games like Angry Birds do it?
Thanks.
There are many options:
PhoneGap
SAP Sybase Unwired Platform
Appcelerator Titanium
RhoMobile
Kony
Out of all these mentioned tools i will recommend PhoneGap.
Also PhoneGap and Corona
My friends are using this for making games , and am a designer so not much into programming of that. But still as far my friends say this is good for most of the applications, though there are very few things which cant be implemented.
My friends have created a utility app and a game tic tac to using this.
For developing games i would recommend Corona.
For a native feel and look i would recommend Titanium
For fast and simple development and using html/js i would recommend Phonegap
You should also check out Worklight from IBM. You can easily download the fully functional development tool from their developerworks Web site. The only restriction is that you can't use what you write for a production version. Their tutorials are great and escort you comfortably through the short learning curve.
I'm a Titanium Developer, I find this framework great because it gives me the chance to develop cross browser mobile with Javascript. This is a big advantage for people that have Web Developing background like me. If you are gonna develop basic cross browser application und you will do it quick (and if you have javascript know-how), then appcelerator is good for you!
whats the best and simplest tool to use for iphone development?
i am a .net web developer and use Visual Studio for ever. what would i use for developing iPhone apps?
is this different than developing websites for mobile devices?
Xcode - "It's not the best tool - it's the only tool".
Seriously.
Re being the "only"; that is just not the case; tools like MonoTouch allow you to develop for iPhone in C# / MonoDevelop, using the device-native widgets.
Ya.. Xcode is the only tool in which u can develop source codes for all the apple products. Being a .net profession, you can get the concepts of Objective C and Cocoa soon. Please refer to the following Apple developer website for futher details about iPhone development.
Apple Developer.
I want to use Ovi map in my iPhone application. I searched for Ovi map on google but presently it is not open.Basically I want to know following things
OVi map service is from Nokia. So can i use Ovi Map in my iPhone application.
If answer of 1 point is Yes, then where I found support info(code sample/classes/framework) for iPhone.
Please advice
Ovi Maps developer beta is currently closed, but you can register to be notified when it goes public here: http://www.forum.nokia.com/Ovi/Develop_with_Ovi.xhtml
If you want to use the HERE maps service (formerly Ovi Maps) on iOS, a native iOS SDK is not currently available. To use HERE maps, your best bet (at the moment) would be to use the Mobile HTML5 Framework which can be used for cross-platform mobile HTML5 development
According to the support matrix the following OSes are supported:
iOS 4.3+
Android 2.2+
Meego
Blackberry Touch devices OS6, OS7 (experimental)
Windows Phone 8.0 (experimental)
It is not possible to use their SDK on the Iphone. They use the Ovi Maps service to promote their mobile phones just like google offers free navigation to android devices.
Therefore I think that they won't open up their API for not Nokia developers in the near future.