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iPhone Development with MonoTouch, by Michael Koby

Last month Koby gave an “Intro to iPhone development” at the Houston Open Dev User Group (you can watch it here). This month Koby was back to show how to write the same “Twitter search” app using MonoTouch. You can watch his presentation here:

 

iPhone Development with MonoTouch, by Michael Koby

While it’s sort of nice to write C# code instead of Objective-C, the big thing about using MonoTouch is that one can reuse a lot of the code (such as business logic) between iOS and Android applications.

Besides Koby’s presentations, you may also want to check out these two articles that show you how to build a “Twitter search” app, both for iOS and Android:

Building an iOS Application to Search Twitter

Building an Android Application to Search Twitter

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Intro to iPhone Development, by Michael Koby

Earlier this week I attended to Michael’s “Intro to iPhone Development” presentation at the Houston Open Dev User Group, recorded the whole thing, and am making available here:

Intro to iPhone Development, by Michael Koby

This has probably been the most I’ve seen of Objective-C, and boy, what an UGLY language that is.  Smile

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