Re: iPhone Development

2009-01-20 Thread Chuck Wade
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Re: iPhone Development

2009-01-20 Thread Chuck Wade
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RE: iPhone Development

2009-01-05 Thread Andy Matthews
See here: http://daringfireball.net/linked/2008/10/03/fullscreen-iphone-web-apps -Original Message- From: Les Schmidt [mailto:les242...@casadiablo.net] Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2009 5:23 PM To: cf-talk Subject: Re: iPhone Development Web apps, you mean? Go grab the meta tag you need

Re: iPhone Development

2009-01-05 Thread Dave Watts
developing natively for the iPhone client to create embedded applications. We offer an instructor-led course covering iPhone development using Objective-C, Interface Builder, etc: http://training.figleaf.com/Courses/iPhone_Development.cfm You do need a Mac to do this sort of development. You can get

Re: iPhone Development

2009-01-04 Thread Les Schmidt
Web apps, you mean? Go grab the meta tag you need to lock the screen size, and the develop as normal. HTML, JS and CSS are virtually identical to the normal browser, mouse events are the biggest difference to deal with. cheers, barneyb Barney, Can you expand/explain further please on what

Re: iPhone Development

2009-01-04 Thread Ryan Stille
Bryan Hogan wrote: Can someone point me into the right direction to get started developing iPhone applications with CFML? I would like to develop on Windows if at all possible. You can't develop iPhone applications with CFML. You can build a *web application* thats targeted to mobile

Re: iPhone Development

2009-01-04 Thread Barney Boisvert
Just google it. Just a way of telling the phone about how your app wants to be displayed. Its not required, but you almost always want it. cheers, barneyb On 1/4/09, Les Schmidt les242...@casadiablo.net wrote: Web apps, you mean? Go grab the meta tag you need to lock the screen size, and the

RE: iPhone Development

2009-01-04 Thread Bryan Hogan
, please immediately notify us by telephone at (602) 489-7800 and delete the original message. Thank you. -Original Message- From: Ryan Stille [mailto:r...@cfwebtools.com] Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2009 5:01 PM To: cf-talk Subject: Re: iPhone Development Bryan Hogan wrote: Can someone point

Re: iPhone Development

2009-01-04 Thread Barney Boisvert
: iPhone Development Bryan Hogan wrote: Can someone point me into the right direction to get started developing iPhone applications with CFML? I would like to develop on Windows if at all possible. You can't develop iPhone applications with CFML. You can build a *web application* thats

RE: iPhone Development

2009-01-04 Thread Bryan Hogan
Subject: Re: iPhone Development If you just go grab Safari for Windows and use JS to resize it to the right viewport you can get a pretty close approximation. Not perfect, particularly for mouse interaction, but it's reasonable. If you're serious about developing iPhone apps, you're gonna want

iPhone Development

2009-01-03 Thread Bryan Hogan
Can someone point me into the right direction to get started developing iPhone applications with CFML? I would like to develop on Windows if at all possible. Bryan F. Hogan Product Manager eDonor(r) - Recruit, Retain, Repeat A Global Med Technologies(r) Company P 602.489.7844 F 602.489.7801

Re: iPhone Development

2009-01-03 Thread Barney Boisvert
Web apps, you mean? Go grab the meta tag you need to lock the screen size, and the develop as normal. HTML, JS and CSS are virtually identical to the normal browser, mouse events are the biggest difference to deal with. cheers, barneyb On 1/3/09, Bryan Hogan bho...@edonor.com wrote: Can