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Having an iPhone app made
Posted on 3/14/12 at 1:07 am
Posted on 3/14/12 at 1:07 am
Has anyone had any experience in having an iPhone app developed? I'm a pretty hands on type person, but do y'all think the learning curve for coding would be to steep? I don't have any experience what so ever writing code so keep that in mind. I am sure I can do it with enough time allocated to learn but at what cost is it not worth the effort. I understand different apps require different skill sets. This app would be similar to a police scanner in the way it works. It would basically be broadcasting a feed from the internet. I know this is extremely broad but I am just getting my feet wet right now.
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Posted on 3/14/12 at 7:04 am to TheDirty1
Why not start with Android? It is a lot cheaper.
Posted on 3/14/12 at 8:35 am to TheDirty1
iPhone coding sucks arse. Actually, I hear it is better now that Apple quit rejecting any apps written in a reasonable language instead of object c. You can thank android for that one.
Your app doesn't sound that difficult to write, it's basically a gui around a video/audio stream. I'd give it a shot myself before hiring someone to do it. The biggest key is using the right language, and I can't really offer much advice with that... other than shun object c.
Your app doesn't sound that difficult to write, it's basically a gui around a video/audio stream. I'd give it a shot myself before hiring someone to do it. The biggest key is using the right language, and I can't really offer much advice with that... other than shun object c.
Posted on 3/14/12 at 10:17 am to TheDirty1
you can download the iOS developer kit from apple and play around with some of the tutorials. If you have no experience programming it won't be easy.
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