Developers name:Gerardo Siciliano
Company Website
Company Name:iPhoneXCoder
Apps at the App Store:2
Location:Italy
About Dev
Tell us a little about you, and your current company.
I'm a simple iPhone fan that decided to develop application for this Apple's jewel. I'm a student (engineer) and I love mobile programming. And when Apple distributed his SDK, I was very happy!!!
About your background: what did you do before taking up iPhone development?
I'm a simple student at University, so I only study.
About Work
What apps have you developed so far? Tell us about your apps in brief.
So far I've developed two iPhone applications. First was Interest Calculator, a finance application that calculates Read More...
Developer name: Salvador Ponticelli
Developing Since:2008
Company Name:Sponticelli.com
Apps at the App Store:3
Location:Montreal,Canada
About Dev:
Tell us a little about you, and your current company.
I'm a System Engineer who graduated in 2000 from Simon Bolivar University (Venezuela). In 2004 I moved to Canada and the same year, I tried to start my own company to develop software for PocketPC. However, I didn't have much money and as a new immigrant it was quite difficult to get a credit to start a new company. So, I dropped the idea for a while and I started working as a full time employee as a C#.NET developer.
Today I Read More...
A bunch of developers have recently come up with a solution that might bridge the difference between the web and native apps. PhoneGap, a free open source development tool and framework will allow the developers to take advantage of the powerful features of the native iPhone APIs from HTML and JavaScript, something that the Safari do not let you do.
Conceived at iPhoneDevCamp II by Nitobi developer Brock Whitten, Rob Ellis, freelance designer Colin Toomey and Eric Oesterle, PhoneGap is written in Objective C and the developers will be allowed to embed their web apps within a native iPhone app.
Right now, Read More...
