iPhone SDK Native Application Development
Posted by benr on March 7th, 2008
Apple, Inc. announced and has made available a Software Development Kit for the iPhone. The excitement in the Mac/Mobile development community was best summarized by long time developer and friend Buzz Andersen:
Xcellent Creations, Inc. has the SDK in hand and will be porting its popular iPhone Web Application, iNetworkTest, to run natively on the iPhone. We have many ideas on how to improve our web application to deliver more accurate Network Test results and an improved interface. Stay tuned for screenshots from our beta.
"I don't think we've seen such entrepreneurial enthusiasm for 'native' apps since, what, the 80s?"
Xcellent Creations, Inc. has the SDK in hand and will be porting its popular iPhone Web Application, iNetworkTest, to run natively on the iPhone. We have many ideas on how to improve our web application to deliver more accurate Network Test results and an improved interface. Stay tuned for screenshots from our beta.
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March 7th 08:58 AM
That sounds great! Yesterday, I was constantly refreshing one of the liveblog events. I think that Apple did well, but there are still some flaws. Too bad we have to wait until June.
March 7th 09:35 AM
Now if you could just get flash working natively on the thing that would be great...I heard rumors that Apple was talking with Microsoft and their Silverlight flash wannabe