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Creating an iPhone app in one month

Nike Free Run 5.0 This includes coding the servers, clients, spatial implementation (PhotoKast is an LBS app), etc. This document is a combination of what we have learned over the last four years in mobile development, and how that was applied to the making of PhotoKast. It is not a How To guide on coding; it addresses the other parts of development, with an emphasis on design and planning. This includes coding the servers, clients, spatial implementation (PhotoKast is an LBS app), etc. This document is a combination of what we have learned over the last four years in mobile development, and how that was applied to the making of PhotoKast.

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See lessTen23 Software is a company that specializes in web/mobile development and consultation. We're asmall company consisting of two principals and little free time. We have worked on many differentsoftware solutions, from GPS based truck tracking systems to mobile business intelligence tools to socialnetworking sites.

A few months ago, we challenged ourselves to create a social networking iPhoneapplication in 30 days and PhotoKast was the result.

Nike Free Tilbud I remember when we got our start in mobile development answers were seemingly inaccessible andeveryone who claimed to have themSometimes, all you need is a little head start. Thisdocument provides some tips that we've picked up in the last four years, with examples drawn from therecent development and launch of PhotoKast. Much of the content speaks to mobile development ingeneral, with some specifics regarding the iPhone platform. Since you can find a lot of coding materialon the web, I'll focus more on the other questions that get less coverage. There is a lot to know aboutthe design, development and promotion of mobile appsand you certainly won't find it all here. Also,there are varying opinions on how best to do it. We're not claiming theseto be a magic formula that will guarantee you success (that will stem from your idea and how well it'sexecuted) they're simply suggestions pruned from experience. This is our contribution to those gettingtheir feet wet in mobile development; we hope you find it helpful.

When a user ("kaster") broadcasts a photo, it is sent toother PhotoKast users in the area. If they like the photo, they can give it a "Thumbs Up",which will then send it on to other people near them. Hence, the more people that like thephoto, the faster and further it will travel. That includes design, database work, server code,spatial implementation and of course, the iPhone application itself. Any features that couldn't beincorporated within the month time limit would have to waitperhaps indefinitely.