My first phonegap based app has been approved by Apple.

[Big Loud Jeff]

It is called "Timing!". It is a very simple game. It probably won't
sell much if anything. It is nothing as sophisticated as "reverends"
Blok-Buster app. (That is a very cool app by the way.) But it was a
great training exercise.

Something that the rest of you might find interesting or helpful as
that the HTML and Javascript was written entirely in Visual Studio
2008 using C#. Well, not technically C#, but Script#, which allows you
to write code using C# and then it gets converted/compiled into
JavaScript. More information about Script# can be found here.
http://projects.nikhilk.net/ScriptSharp/

I am working on a Script# wrapper for the PhoneGap API and will be
happy to contribute it to the main source if Brock and the rest of the
gang approve.

Until then I would be happy ton answer any questions for anyone that
would like to try developing in the same manner.

Also, thanks to everyone for all of the work that they have put into
Phonegap! I did not want to code in objective-C. ;-)

Jeff

[Bennie]

I've always been a big fan of Script#, but I actually like JavaScript
more than I like C#, so despite my appreciation of Script#, I'm
unlikely to use it except when porting from C#.

I'm also interested in Objective-J, which is a superset of JavaScript.

On Mar 8, 1:05 pm, Big Loud Jeff <bigloudj...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It is called "Timing!". It is a very simple game. It probably won't
> sell much if anything. It is nothing as sophisticated as "reverends"
> Blok-Buster app. (That is a very cool app by the way.)  But it was a
> great training exercise.
>
> Something that the rest of you might find interesting or helpful as
> that the HTML and Javascript was written entirely in Visual Studio
> 2008 using C#. Well, not technically C#, but Script#, which allows you
> to write code using C# and then it gets converted/compiled into

> JavaScript. More information about Script# can be found here.http://projects.nikhilk.net/ScriptSharp/

[reverend]

Hey, WTG, Jeff!

I'll have to check it out. I figure if we all buy each other's
apps, it helps build a little momentum and popularity...

On Mar 8, 2:05 pm, Big Loud Jeff <bigloudj...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It is called "Timing!". It is a very simple game. It probably won't
> sell much if anything. It is nothing as sophisticated as "reverends"
> Blok-Buster app. (That is a very cool app by the way.)  But it was a
> great training exercise.
>
> Something that the rest of you might find interesting or helpful as
> that the HTML and Javascript was written entirely in Visual Studio
> 2008 using C#. Well, not technically C#, but Script#, which allows you
> to write code using C# and then it gets converted/compiled into

> JavaScript. More information about Script# can be found here.http://projects.nikhilk.net/ScriptSharp/

[reverend]

BTW, I did notice that your app was published showing that it
"Requires iPhone 2.2.1 Software Update". I can't imagine that you're
doing anything that would require that... Did you just publish it
that way?

You should probably set it back to 2.0, and then put out an "update"
version. Good practice for learning how to do that anyway... ;-)

[Jeff West]

I didn't mean to. I screwed up. I guess I will be trying to submit my first update tonight. ;-)

 

Jeff