Augmented reality makes for fascinating technology, but it can be difficult to come up with real use cases that could save the user time (just imagine the man-hours spent removing backgrounds by online stores). AR Cut & Paste is a project that combines background removal with augmented reality images, and posting directly in Photoshop. The […]
Tag: javascript
As you probably know there are many frameworks that allow you to develop native iOS apps with the interfaces designed with HTML/CSS. The big question then is how do you create that app’s interface? Sencha Touch is one possibility. I’ve found a tutorial that goes into detail on how to design a great looking mobile web […]
Yesterday, I told you how to execute Javascript code on a page showing in a UIWebView using Objective-C. That was rather trivial as Apple has messaging functionality built in to allow that. Executing Objective-C code from within a Javascript application is not trivial. I highly suggest using one of the three frameworks I mentioned in […]
Ok, if you’ve been following my last few posts I introduced several frameworks that are designed to enable developoment of native Iphone apps using HTML, CSS, and Javascript. First, a visitor asked why would you write an app using Javascript instead of Objective-C? I can think of several reasons. 1. You’ve already written an Iphone […]
Yesterday I introduced the Phonegap framework which allows users to add functionality restricted to native apps while developing using javascript on the Iphone. I also got my first hater on this site, thanks PreDeveloper! Today I’m going to introduce a couple more frameworks. Tommorow I will get into how you can interact with Objective-C using […]
It seems like there is alot of buzz around the Palm Pre’s ability to allow developers to use HTML, CSS, and Javascript to develop apps for the upcoming Palm Pre, and sell them in Palm’s AppCatalog. Is that a big deal? My answer would be no. The fact of the matter is there have been […]