The Japanese Alphabet Study Guide iOS app is now on sale until the end of the year. Check it out.
What a (welcome) surprise. Although these changes enable me (and other developers) to use third-party tools to develop iPhone applications (i.e. Unity, MonoTouch, Flash CS5, etc.), I think I’m going to stick with using XCode. There’s no harm in knowing more than one programming/scripting language, and I don’t have to buy any software. John Gruber [...]
25 Aug
Posted by: Ronald Timoshenko in: Et Cetera, iOS, Objective-C, Prototyping
Today marks two weeks of availability in the app store for my Japanese Alphabet Study Guide app and I thought I’d share my experience and what I’ve learned regarding iOS software development. You can read about the rationale for creating the app, etc., if you’d like, via my guest post at JapanGaku. It’s not too [...]
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