ashu wrote:
> hello everyone ,
> 
>                        i want to learn iPhone application development
> via rubyonrails on windows( just for start up ), How it can be
> possible .if it can be possible or anyone doing .please suggest or
> links or books-links

Just in case you're talking about developing native apps for the iPhone 
that you can submit to the Apple iOS App Store, then no you cannot do 
that with Ruby (or any other scripting language) on Windows.

For true native iOS app development you need:
- A Mac running Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard)
- The iOS SDK
- Xcode 3.2.x+ (Included with every Mac, or available as a free download 
with the iOS SDK)
- Knowledge of the Objective-C programming language
- Knowledge of the Cocoa touch development framework

As mentioned by others already, if you want to build a web site with an 
iOS look-and-feel, then there are many options. Find one you like and 
use it. It's mostly just about CSS, plus a few other environment 
independent technologies anyway.
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