On Dec 8 2008, 1:24 pm, davidroe <[email protected]> wrote:
> As your question is so short and does not specify any context, you are
> probably not going to get the answer you are looking for. This group
> is not a place to discuss native apps, so assuming you don't want to
> go down that road and you want to stick with .NET, as Srinivas has
> already said, you have the option of developing web applications.
> Choose an appropriate framework (iUI, WebApp.net, etc) or build your
And those "frameworks" are appropriate for what exactly?
> pages by hand and do all the heavy lifting on the back end using
> whatever you want.
Or learn browser scripting!
>
> If you are wielding the .NET hammer, because that is what you know and
> you don't want to use a more appropriate tool, you are likely to end
.NET is awful, but how is it any more inappropriate for iPhones?
> up with a pile of .POO if you are not careful. Alternatively, choose a
That's what you will get with something like IUI.
> tool that is more appropriate for the task at hand: write a native app
A native app is another story.
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