New ipod Touch 4G

[Medi]

im not sure if its called an ipod 3G but it has a camera on it i can now make ipod apps i also got it for 50$

anyone know what program can make apps?

[Medi]

and i dont want a cheesy program that for example you drag a picture onto the screen and it does all the coding in the background

[hallsofvallhalla]

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but its a great deal for $50!!!

[Medi]

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but its a great deal for $50!!!

lmao this isint the first 50$ deal on a touch i got the 3g for 50$ too it just went missing at my moms and when i got it back it had water damage done to it

[Jackolantern]

Do you have a Mac? If not, your app-making is going to be severely limited to only a couple of hacked options.

[PaxBritannia]

The easiest way to code for any OS by Mac is to use XCode. It's free and the workflow is great... But it only runs on Mac OS.

If you don't have a Mac, then your options are extremely limited. Though you could virtualise Mac OSX on a PC, but that's also getting complicated.

pax.

[Slav2]

Btw if it's an iPod touch and has a camera, then it's 4g and it should have the camera on both sides with mics.

[Chris]

Since I bought my new phone I don't use my iPod touch. So I decided yesterday to turn it into a web server, one of the reasons I love i OS, just simple Linux. Although it goes really slow.

[Medi]

i found an html app that lets me wright html and view the page will be great to use on the go

[Jackolantern]

The easiest way to code for any OS by Mac is to use XCode. It's free and the workflow is great... But it only runs on Mac OS.

If you don't have a Mac, then your options are extremely limited. Though you could virtualise Mac OSX on a PC, but that's also getting complicated.

pax.

My understanding was that the iOS SDK does not work in any kind of emulation on PC, sadly. That has been the #1 feature to get working in the major Mac emu communities, but I looked into a little while back and they were still far off. I think the compiler itself was causing huge problems. I think XCode works as an IDE, but you would not have the compiler.

There is Dragon Fire SDK, but this is basically smoke and mirrors. It doesn't have a PC iOS compiler and instead works in Visual Studio with C/++ and sends your code to their Mac servers to be compiled. However, I think there is something not right under the surface, because they only give you so many compiles before you would need to buy a package of more. Think of how many time you have to compile an app while debugging. 50 or so compiles could be gone in a day.