I saw the Roambi visulaizer. It looks pretty good. I am using the coreplot for develop the graph based app. Could any one know which framework is used to develop the roambi?
I think they would have used core-plot framework. http://code.google.com/p/core-plot/
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I've been messing around with Monotouch to develop an IPhone App. So far so good. I love it!
I want to be able to use AWS to update the content of my App. Problem is that I can't seem to find any example on how to call AWS from Monotouch. I've looked into Servicestack a bit and looked for using WCF in Monotouch but I'm still confused and don't know where to start.
Could anyone give me some directions on what technologies I should use to do this?
Should I try something other than AWS? Should I use the iOS or the .NET version of the AWS sdk?
Thanx!
I want to display bar chart and pie chart in my iPhone application please give me suggestions for that.
Core Plot is a plotting framework for Mac OS X and iOS. It provides 2D visualization of data, and is tightly integrated with Apple technologies like Core Animation, Core Data, and Cocoa Bindings.
Try iOS Plot and iPhone Charting.
Core Plot is also a good option.
Below are some libraries which could also help you:
Graph View
deSimpleChart
rgraph (Will work on UIWebView only)
Graph classes for iPhone (a blog where demo is given to create a graph)
Looking for a graph layout framework for iOS
Finally, there's some nice discussion about charting here.
I used this lib on GitHub -> https://github.com/danielgindi/Charts. This lib is absolutely perfect and free. Also same lib is available in android and native. You can also find a lot of types of chart in this lib.
I'm must build the same application for android and iphone.
I tryed rhodes, that is great, but some native ui features are missing...
I would like to know, is there a strategy, sdk, framework, or something for building native applications for android and iphone that somehow reduce the rework?
Or any suggestion of other framework, like rhodes...
Thanks
Phone Gap is the place for you. You should have a look at this http://www.phonegap.com/about
Appcelerator Titanium
http://www.appcelerator.com/products/titanium-mobile-application-development/
Documentation, Documentation, Documentation!
Have a well written PDR and stick to it.
there is another approach which is to use a tool that generates both simultaneously like: phonegap or corona SDK.
Design for some level of resolution independence. Try to code as much as you appropriately can in HTML rather than native controls. And wrap common API calls so you have 1 method to change rather than 100 different calls all over the place.
You could consider using monotouch and monodroid.
You may also want to see Reusing Monotouch code in Monodroid app
I've been digging around for this one. I understand that there two possible ways to develop for the iPhone.
via web kit frameworks, such as jqtouch and iwebkit, and
using the iPhone's api
I notice quite a few people using web kit frameworks, especially jqtouch. What are the benefits of using a webkit framework versus using the iPhone's api directly?
One point that springs into mind, is the fact that using a web kit framework makes it accessible through other smart phones? Not just the iPhone?
Are there any differences in terms of graphic enhancements? i.e. will transitions or animation look different?
I am a web developer by heart. It will be an advantage if I can develop an iPhone app with knowledge that I already know, that being the Ruby on Rails web framework.
I have also read this slideshow, which seems pretty detailed on various web kits.
Your suggestions / feedback is appreciated.
Just came across the following by Oreilly which seems to answer a good detail of differences between a native and web app development for the iPhone.
I'm planning to develop a web application that targets the iPhone. I will use APT.NET to develop the application. I will probably use ASP.NET MVC.
I'm researching how I will imitate the native iPhone look and feel in my web application. I'm looking for an approach that will be easy to use with the ASP.NET platform.
So far, I found iUI (code.google.com/p/iui/). iUI a collection of CSS stylesheets and javascripts to imitate the native iPhone look and feel. I'm not sure yet how easy it is to integrate with ASP.NET as most samples are static html.
What are good ways to imitate the native iPhone look and feel in a web app developed with the ASP.NET platform?
Regards,
Syl
I just want to let you know that I also found http://iwebkit.net/. I will test it in the upcoming days.
If you have other suggestions, I will greatly appreciate.
Thanks
Take a look at these:
Rock the iPhone with ASP.NET MVC
Create iPhone Applications using ASP.NET AJAX
The server-side platform you use is irrelevant to the front-end look and feel, it is the same techniques on any platform.
I have also used the iUI framework with great success, using a Django backend. The front-end is determined purely by the HTML, CSS and JavaScript that you serve up, which is independant of the server-side code.
ASP.NET MVC gives you a lot more control over your markup than plain-old WebForms, so it should be ideal for this.
I'm the OP. I'm updating this question with a new answer:
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