developing application for IPhone using requires another framework called mono framework which is a a cross platform open source .NET development framework. you can check the details of that here
do you want develop a web application / standalone application which runs on Iphone?? if it is a website you need not worry ab't it, coz web applications are accessed using a browser, and safari browses almost all the website,you may find little CSS things
not working and little weird behaviour for web application.
i guess you want to develop a stanalone application for Iphone, just like something which resides on iphone. this is possible by mono framework from novell. almost 30+ applications which run on iphone are coded in C#. for a walkthru you can checkout this
links which gives an idea on what you need and how you do it.
This looks very interesting, I just happened to know this today from this thread. I have thought about doing some fun iPhone development and have bought a few books, but yes, as most C# developers would feel, objective-c can be an annoying barrier. We
C# programmers look down upon such languages as objective-c.
But I wonder how far monotouch can go in iPhone development though. Any thoughts?
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Feb 05, 2010 08:04 AM|LINK
Hi
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how to develop iPhone application using ASP.NET. and what are the minimum requirements to develop.
Please guide me...
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Re: IPhone
Feb 05, 2010 10:03 AM|LINK
developing application for IPhone using requires another framework called mono framework which is a a cross platform open source .NET development framework. you can check the details of that here
http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page
also you can check short eBook on “Building iPhone and iPod touch Applications for the .NET/C# Developer with MonoTouch”. written by Wally McClure
http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTitle/Building-iPhone-and-iPod-touch-Applications-for-the-NET-C-Developer-with-MonoTouch.productCd-0470590734.html
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Re: IPhone
Feb 08, 2010 08:17 AM|LINK
I want to develop iPhone web application using asp.net can any one guide me how to develop iPhone application in asp.net.
how mac OS will understand my .NET code(C#). Is mono framework comple my .NET code into Object-C native code ?
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Re: IPhone
Feb 08, 2010 12:03 PM|LINK
Hey subhasis,
do you want develop a web application / standalone application which runs on Iphone?? if it is a website you need not worry ab't it, coz web applications are accessed using a browser, and safari browses almost all the website,you may find little CSS things not working and little weird behaviour for web application.
i guess you want to develop a stanalone application for Iphone, just like something which resides on iphone. this is possible by mono framework from novell. almost 30+ applications which run on iphone are coded in C#. for a walkthru you can checkout this links which gives an idea on what you need and how you do it.
http://www.infoq.com/articles/monotouch-introduction
THIS REDUCES TIME FOR OTHERS..!
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Re: IPhone
Feb 08, 2010 12:38 PM|LINK
Hi SurendraKishore
Thanks for your valuable response.
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Build Wicked iPhone Apps with ASP.NET
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This looks very interesting, I just happened to know this today from this thread. I have thought about doing some fun iPhone development and have bought a few books, but yes, as most C# developers would feel, objective-c can be an annoying barrier. We C# programmers look down upon such languages as objective-c.
But I wonder how far monotouch can go in iPhone development though. Any thoughts?