objective c

As I recently noted, we have teamed with Adobe to deliver a solution for developers to rapidly deliver native, connected mobile applications.

This joint solution based on Adobe Flash Builder, Zend Studio and Adobe AIR enables users to use a common code base and target multiple devices including iOS, Android and Blackberry.

This Thursday, May 13, the MCS Society will be presenting a talk on iPhone App development by Senior Design Team Cy-Phi.

They will discuss what it’s like to develop apps for the iPhone and what it was like developing the Body Snatchers game.

Topics include developing apps in Objective-C, dealing with Apple’s licensing, and submission. The meeting will be held at 5PM in University Crossings room 153.

Food will be served.

iPhone App Development
Thursday, May 12 @ 5PM
UCROSS 153
FREE FOOD!!!

Steve Jobs has weighed in on Apple's new rule that iPhone and iPad applications must be "originally written" in C/C++/Objective-C; a mandate that's being seen as another sleight against Adobe Flash.

The response comes after an Adobe employee wrote a post telling Apple to "go screw yourself".

Want to develop a Mac OS X app without getting waist deep in Objective C? MacRuby is the answer, and it’s now mature enough to use directly from XCode to build fully-featured Ruby-powered Mac apps.

“Jean Pierre Hernandez” of Phusion presents a walkthrough of how to do it, step by step.

MacRuby, a port of Ruby 1.9 to the Mac OS X Objective C common runtime, is today one step closer to a production-ready Ruby implementation with the release of beta 2 of MacRuby 0.5.