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About LinkBacksI would rather be on windows, meaning developing on something like Dragon Fire SDK.
I know about '"X Code" which is made by apple to develop apps for the ipod as well, but I would rather not use my mac (They only released a mac compatible version)...
I am wondering what you guys think...
- Is it worth it to go with apple's?
- Is there something better that you know of?
- Etc.
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- 12 Feb. 2010 06:24pm #1
Thinking about Ipod Touch development...
- 12 Feb. 2010 07:58pm #2
In my opinion you should wait for Adobe Flash Professional CS5 (there is already a beta) and create iphone/ipod touch applications by coding in AS3. It has a new feature that exports flash projects as apps the way you'd do with air ones.
If you really want to do than get a mac an start. Also it's not easy to code applications as you may think.
- 12 Feb. 2010 09:44pm #3 Umm... Its pretty easy... xD ( I have been watching tuts... Its C Objective... )
Originally Posted by Andrei 
In my opinion you should wait for Adobe Flash Professional CS5 (there is already a beta) and create iphone/ipod touch applications by coding in AS3. It has a new feature that exports flash projects as apps the way you'd do with air ones.
If you really want to do than get a mac an start. Also it's not easy to code applications as you may think.
Umm... I thought it was a one time $100 fee for the apple software, but it is $100 every year (Not wanting to do that)...
I have seen that but I wanted the whole application (More freedom than games)...
- 12 Feb. 2010 10:25pm #4
Ever hear of a program called "BlackRain" Also known as "JailBreak" It's a program that copies the ipod touches Operating system and enabling it to download apps for free. Illegal of course but everything that's free is illegal.
Originally Posted by Zanzabar Originally Posted by Artificial Thomas says
Who the hell DDOSs now days?
That's like robbing a bank with a water gun.
- 12 Feb. 2010 10:28pm #5
If he's going into app development, I should hope that he's heard of those. Originally Posted by Chad
You had better have a pretty good idea as to how you are going to sell this thing, if it's a paid app. Consider releasing it for free and offering DLC.
- 12 Feb. 2010 10:41pm #6 xD... Thats for JailBreaking your Ipod (A process of getting free apps from the app store)... Originally Posted by Chad
I have already done that (Its very simple...), but it has nothing to do with app development...
I am not worried... ^^ Originally Posted by Rundeer
- 12 Feb. 2010 10:44pm #7 I think you should be. Piracy a Major Problem on iPhone, Claims Ngmoco at Slide To Play Originally Posted by Eternal Darkness
And it does have to do with development, as you could release apps that Apple rejects through Cydia, Rockapp, etc.
- 12 Feb. 2010 10:52pm #8 I will mainly be developing free apps anyway... xD Originally Posted by Rundeer
Well you could, I bet apple will take the apps though... xD
- 12 Feb. 2010 11:02pm #9 Oh, well that's good then. Originally Posted by Eternal Darkness
....take the apps? What on Earth do you mean.
- 13 Feb. 2010 01:03am #10 Take the apps for the app store... Originally Posted by Rundeer
I don't think they will turn down my apps in other words (Perfectly good apps)...
- 13 Feb. 2010 01:19am #11 I don't think Apple has ever done that... Originally Posted by Eternal Darkness
The reason why many apps get released through Cydia/Rock is because they are things that Apple doesn't want. (Multitasking, Internet downloading, themes, etc.) I don;t think they would put them in the App Store.
- 13 Feb. 2010 01:48am #12 Umm... A lot of the apps in the app store are encouraging viewing the source and getting admin rights, some others are anonymous email senders and so on... Originally Posted by Rundeer
I see why Apple didn't approve of those xD
PS: They don't always allow the apps, they take off apps all the time...
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