Linq to Objective-C
Colin Eberhardt, February 15th, 2013
TweetIn the past few months I have been immersing myself into the world of iOS development. Whilst the Objective-C language takes a little getting used to, with its odd syntax and memory management rules, it is certainly a fun platform to develop for. I do miss a few C# language features, such as events, but [...]
Book Review: iOS Programming for .NET Developers
Colin Eberhardt, July 30th, 2012
A couple of weeks ago Josh Smith published his latest book, “iOS Programming for .NET Developers”, which seeks to ease the transition from .NET to iOS developers. As someone who has many years of .NET experience, and more recently a desire to develop for ‘the other side’, I thought this might be the book for [...]
An Introduction and Thoughts on Developing iOS Applications with MonoTouch
Colin Eberhardt, July 24th, 2012
This blog post describes the creation of a simple twitter search application for iOS, based on a similar application I wrote for Windows Phone a few months back. In this blog post I’ll used the MonoTouch platform, which allows you to write iOS applications using C#. This blog posts describes my experiences, and how it [...]
Comparison of the Available iOS Charting Libraries
Chris Grant, May 21st, 2012
In this post, I explore four of the available iOS charting libraries and investigate the features, API, and pros and cons of each. In order to conduct a fair investigation, I have developed a comparison framework which loads historic stock market data from the Yahoo Finance API. My findings were that Core Plot had a [...]