[Cody Overcash]

Are you interested in developing a application for the iPhone? Do you need some web space to develop it?

If you do ModMyI will provide you with some space to develop and host your application.

If you're interested contact me or poetic_folly.

[dev_god77]

i don't need webspace, but i am working on a GUI for the phone mod app with core graphics support. i have a few linux apps almost ready for beta as well......a co-worker & i are working on an ipb front-end at our lab as well.

my question is: are you guys interested in supporting linux users?

[senas8]

Originally Posted by dev_god77

i don't need webspace, but i am working on a GUI for the phone mod app with core graphics support. i have a few linux apps almost ready for beta as well......a co-worker & i are working on an ipb front-end at our lab as well.

my question is: are you guys interested in supporting linux users?

WOW! Thats exciting!

[Cody Overcash]

Originally Posted by dev_god77

i don't need webspace, but i am working on a GUI for the phone mod app with core graphics support. i have a few linux apps almost ready for beta as well......a co-worker & i are working on an ipb front-end at our lab as well.

my question is: are you guys interested in supporting linux users?

yes.

[darken22]

I'm a programmer and I was woundering where could I go to find out where to start how iphones app are coded and could I code them with apple script or real basics?

[Kyle Matthews]

Most folk work on iPhone coding in C. Check the iPhone Dev Wiki for some good documentation.

[ShadyBeagle]

Hi i want to learn how to program apps so i can make my own app for my iPhone
How would i go about doing this or who should i talk to

[NetMage]

If you've never programmed, I would suggest starting with something like Visual C# Express for Windows, or XCode for Mac, and write some desktop programs first to learn the general concepts.

Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X is apparently a good starting book for learning OS X GUI development.

The tricky (unfortunate) part is that the toolchain does not have an IDE for graphically working on user interfaces, nor an emulator, so development can be painful.

Oh, and Objective-C is the language used by OS X for GUI development.

[Mad Ferret]

I too am intertested in programming native apps for the iphone but am unsure where to even start.

I have a little programming experience but mainly what I know is now useless. I'm sure I "can get back into it" if there were any useful guides or such. I am using Windows XP and do have a copy of Visual C# (from Visual Studio)

Could anyone provide any assistance/links?

[Nicholas Knight]

like it was said before cocoa is probably the best to learn if you are starting out I know that there are a lot of guides to help you get started