Ready for life as a game? From farming games on Facebook to Four Square check ins on Twitter games are a powerful force for driving traffic, shaping user behavior, and creating engagement. However, adding points and awarding badges are only part of the story. Based on XEODesign’s 18 years of …
Evan Doll provides an overview for the Stanford Computer Science department course, iPhone Application Programming (CS193P). Producer: Stanford University
If you’ve got a great mobile app, you’re likely interested to know how users interact with your app and how to build a business from it. In this session you’ll learn how you can drive awareness and earn revenue for your app using AdSense for Mobile Apps. We’ll also discuss …
iCuke allows you to write integration tests for your iPhone applications without changing your existing code (as long as your application makes proper use of the accessibility APIs). Usage is pretty much as you’d expect, install the gem and load the iCuke step definitions in a cucumber support file. More …
David Durant and Paul Yao discuss the relationship between the Windows Mobile platform and the .NET Compact Framework 3.5. Learn about their thoughts on the iPhone platform.
Do you want an unfair advantage when it comes to developing iPhone applications? Using tactics learned in this session, you, the developer will leave with tools that improve your ability to develop iPhone applications. You’ll learn how to find and take advantage of undocumented methods, debug your code and get …
