How to build an iPhone application in 20 minutes
Auston Bunsen, founder of Mobuilt, gave a great presentation at South Florida iPhone developers’ April meetup on how to build an iPhone application in 20 minutes using frameworks like or Safire, builded by Auston, or PhoneGap.
Safire should be released in the next couple of weeks, and I’m really looking forward to trying it myself.
Check out also my presentation “Marketing thoughts about the iPhone apps business” from the same meetup
Related posts:
SoFla iPhone Meetup: Eat Will Grow (I know it will)
Integrating Facebook Connect in your iPhone app
Marketing thoughts about the iPhone apps business
iPhone and Mobile presentations at BarCamp Miami 2009
Analytic tools for your iPhone application sales
Tags: Apple, Developing, iPhone application, Presentation
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i cant view this video..maybe because of my connection. btw i have download it. 75mb. very big.
thank you
Good tutorial for those beginning in iphone development. Right now there is a ton of money in the industry and this is a great place to start.
Hey, I am interested in knowing how to build an application for the iphone using my website that I have created. It would be a great app and I can see it now being a success!
I am cabin crew so I am all over the world, would be great to get some advice or even to meet for a chat.
I hope to hear from you
Cheers
Sarah
Check out http://www.bigforge.com. Use LocalBeacon to build your app, it’s really easy, no programming required and you don’t even need to submit to Apple. You’re app can be up and running in a matter of minutes. If you do it yourself it’s free, if you need help our pricing is very reasonable. We’re a new company and would love a chance to earn your business!
Good read – I’d like to add that when choosing a place to develop your app really read the fine print (terms and conditions). Some places state they will own your app and simply pay you royalties… not many people read the T&C. I’d like to learn how to code.. but it is beyond me.
I use a place that only pays the developer once the app is complete. The money sits in escrow – http://www.rentacoder.com- it works flawlessly. I have had some apps done for as little as $100. So, if the developer doesnt finish the project they dont get paid. Often things happen and coders walk off or simply try to run – this is a great way to keep everyonein line with the project. Thanks again from a great read!
Yes or they can post what they need on http://GetAppsDone.com