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Has anyone used Apple's SDK to create applications for iPhone?

Asked by Dog (1348 points) | asked June 9th, 2008 | 3 responses | “Great Question” (0 points) | Flag as…

Watching the demos it looks more user friendly than other coding programs. If you have used it what was your experience? Do you think a person who is not an expert could create applications using it?

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johnpowell's avatar

I have written a few apps. They were very basic and I would never release them to the public. I’m not that confident.

If you have experience with Xcode and Objective C you should go for it. If you don’t know what those two things are you should expect a rather steep learning curve.

And everyone starts somewhere. Give it a whirl. The only thing you lose is some time.

Melonking's avatar

I have made a few widgets with it, I suppse it must be pritty good because I have no training in coding and I can make some ok stuff. Still it gets so anoying when I don’t know how to do somthing.

novio's avatar

I used the WebDev dashcode IDE. The iPhone distribution is nice, but a good web app would target all web-enabled devices. I don’t like the Dashcode interface… yet. iUi is probably a better toolkit for building an interface. Put it on a Rails/Django web app, and you could build an app that runs on any platform.

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