So, I’ve built an iPhone app – What Should I Make For Dinner Tonight?.
Please download it and play with it. I’d LOVE to hear your feedback, and will happily code in any improvements we all agree would be beneficial. If you’re interested in the Objective-C source code then let me know and maybe I’ll release it!
Categories: iPhone, iPad, Ipod, Objective-C / Xcode (iPhone)
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I’d love to see the source code!
Great app man !
Please release the source code.
Thanks !
I’m just starting to teach myself about making a php based website with login (I am using jpmaster77′s login, I imagine you’ve seen it). I want to create message boards, member groups, (social networking style) within the site and I would eventually like to learn how to create an app for iPhone or Droid. I have a long way to go before I can even comprehend your source code (I don’t even own a smartphone), and my site is wholly incomplete, but I would love to see it just to get an idea of what I’m getting myself into.
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I like your iPhone apps so much so release your source code please.
I have 2 question below:
1- Can you guideline what we need to know to make iPhone App?
2- So we need to pay 99$ to http://www.apple.com for upload to apple store?
Cheer.
Hi Andy,
1. You will need to learn Objective-C as this is the language that apps are programmed in. You will also need to get a copy of Xcode from the Apple Developers Network (once you’ve registered in step two). This is an IDE which you use to build the views, and code it all together. This leads me to my final point, which is you’ll need a mac. You have to have a mac to create iOS applications in Xcode.
2. Yep, in order to actually submit apps to the app store, you must be a registered developer which costs $99 per year.
Hi Ed,
Thanks for quick respond for your guide line to make apps for iPhone. I will follow your step.
Cheer,