Developing iPhone Applications
Develop an iPhone seems pretty easy when it is a brilliant idea in my head, but reality hits when you’re sitting at your computer, not knowing where to start. So to help you, here’s a quick guide for beginners in developing iPhone applications.
Web vs. Native
First, what kind of program you want to create. It will be something fast with lots of beautiful graphics or you want to take something with simple information or images? Once this number, you can choose between using a Web application or a native of ca. A web application is running on the browser and is preferable for simple applications, while running an application natively on the iPhone and did the same for something a little “fancier. That said, any type of program you choose to produce, is always a good idea to make one of them.
Follow the natives
Even if you’re just a Web application, it is always best to imitate a native application as possible. The reason is that since the native applications a user is easier to use, simply because that is what they already know. The first time you use your iPhone, you can learn how applications are already installed on your iPhone before you download another.
In addition, it is advantageous to use the elements of a native application, like his character, buttons, lists, etc., from a point of view of good design. Many efforts have been used by many developers of the iPhone to come with these items, saving you time to understand if it was possible to design new ones to your web application.
Saves time – paintings, tools and libraries
If you decide to use a native application as a guide, so instead of starting from scratch, saving time by using frameworks, tools and libraries available on the World Wide Web.
If you are a Mac user, you can use code Dash, who has a library of buttons, and pieces like “good advice”, guides, etc.
For a file size small and fast web app, then try with IUI, which uses super simple html coding for web applications.
If you are looking for a web application more intelligent things like collapsible lists, try iWebKit which not only explains all the features for a beginner, but also works well with other JavaScript code.
