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Developing an app for the iphone ?

iMax · 2010-01-26 16:47:35

Hi, A friend has asked me to find out some information on developing an app for the iphone (& nokia) that will allow his customers to go into his sales ordering system & order through that. They have an existing system which is web based but he wants to add another layer of convenience (he's a recent iphone devotee also).…

26-01-2010 04:47PM

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iMax

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Hi,

A friend has asked me to find out some information on developing an app for the iphone (& nokia) that will allow his customers to go into his sales ordering system & order through that.

They have an existing system which is web based but he wants to add another layer of convenience (he's a recent iphone devotee also).

Anyone know how it's done ? do you have to go to apple or can you hire someone to do it & how much should it cost ?

Thanks

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#2 26-01-2010 07:55PM

vinnycoyne

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You can contact any of the devs at apps.ie: http://www.apps.ie/developers.html

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#3 26-01-2010 08:36PM

cornbb

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Here you go

http://developer.apple.com/iphone/program/

If you already have development experience, the biggest hump is learning the language and the platform. Once you get comfortable with Cocoa/Objective C it's pretty easy to churn out apps.

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#4 28-01-2010 01:42PM

iMax

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Cheers guys

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