After working on my first iPhone projects Timy and Raz*War, I was really excited about iOS Development and wanted to go further with what I learned. These 2 apps were built without a framework (except for some small open source libraries), but still there was this one framework that looked very promising and I wanted …
Our next iPhone app has just been approved and is now available for download in the App Store. It’s something completely different than Timy, it’s a gimmicky fun app that can be used to browse through some of Raz*War‘s products. But if you want you can order the blades right from within the app. We also added …
Yesterday evening I got the mail from Apple telling me that Timy is available for download. So that was definitely the perfect way to start my 3 weeks of holiday. If you want to see it in action, check out this screencast of the application in my previous post: Timy for iPhone Sneak Preview. So what …
So here’s is one of the iPhone projects I haven been working on. After the success of the Timy AIR Application, we decided to build mobile versions. The Android version is already available in the Android Market and the iPhone version is waiting to be approved. But, if you can’t wait here is the Sneak …
Recently my company (Nascom) released Timy beta, an Adobe AIR desktop client that we have been using internally for more than a year now. The application has a long history and was initially built to gain knowledge about Adobe AIR and to make time tracking using Basecamp easier to do. I don’t know if any …