iPhone App!

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Ah, another fellow iOS developer. :D

I think as long as you keep it in discussion form and not just spam your links, the thread should be okay. Perhaps it's time for a 'Show your software development projects' thread, where everyone can post their stuff?

Very nice for a first app, and useful too. 👍 Will give it a go and give you some feedback. :)

I have an app currently awaiting review as well, it's a virtual analog synthesizer for iPhone/iPod/iPad called AnaMini. It will also be completely free of charge. I am currently working on a bigger brother of the app, which should be ready in a month or so. Watch some videos of the Mini app over here. :)
 
Ah, another fellow iOS developer. :D

I think as long as you keep it in discussion form and not just spam your links, the thread should be okay. Perhaps it's time for a 'Show your software development projects' thread, where everyone can post their stuff?

Very nice for a first app, and useful too. 👍 Will give it a go and give you some feedback. :)

I have an app currently awaiting review as well, it's a virtual analog synthesizer for iPhone/iPod/iPad called AnaMini. It will also be completely free of charge. I am currently working on a bigger brother of the app, which should be ready in a month or so. Watch some videos of the Mini app over here. :)

Thank you very much! :) I'm still stuck right in the middle of the huge learning curve, so I'm always looking for feedback from the experts :sly:

Very nice app by the way! Let us know when it's out and I'll try to spread the word a bit :)
 
Gave the app a go, very nice, clean and functional. A few minor pointers:

- When adding a transaction, only the amount is shown as a button. You can change type/category/recurring/start date, but it's not immediately obvious that you can tap there to change the values.
- Initial loading of the charts takes long, even with only one or two transactions.
- An option to change currency would be nice.

Other than that: great app!

BTW, my AnaMini app has just been approved by Apple, so it's out in the wild for FREE for any iOS5 device. :)
 
I've always wanted to learn how to make an app. Where did you guys learn to code or was that something you went to school for?

Nice clean looking apps to both from the screenshots by the way. I don't have my ipod near me and I have an android phone so I'm out of luck trying them out for now.
 
I've always wanted to learn how to make an app. Where did you guys learn to code or was that something you went to school for?
I have been programming in various programming languages and platforms since I was 10-11. Which means I have been a programmer (though not continuously) for 25-26 years. I started developing for iOS in May 2009 on this project. Although it was quite a long way into development, I put it on the shelf indefinitely (though I haven't quite thrown it away yet ;)). Quadrontax for iPad was my second project, and this one actually went live. :lol: I am now working on a product line based on the virtual synthesizer technology I developed for AnaMini. :)

The best way to get started is to have an actual case you want to build. Then grab yourself some books (I started with Beginning iPhone Development) and go build something. Since the learning curve will show in your first few apps (a.k.a. they will suck and/or be ugly), I suggest starting with something small and/or easy and then work your way up. 👍
 
- When adding a transaction, only the amount is shown as a button. You can change type/category/recurring/start date, but it's not immediately obvious that you can tap there to change the values.
- Initial loading of the charts takes long, even with only one or two transactions.

Working on these two things for the next update already :) You're not the first to say that it isn't clear that you can press there to change the values, so I figured it needed to be fixed :P

Thanks for the feedback, I greatly appreciate it :)
Gonna download your app now and give it a go :D

CMvan46
I've always wanted to learn how to make an app. Where did you guys learn to code or was that something you went to school for?

I started trying to teach myself programming when I was about 16, but didn't really get very far with it. Now I'm studying Computer Science at university, so I've learnt a good bit from that 👍 For iOS specfically, I was kind of mentored by a company near me, who taught me everything I needed to get going :) Objective-C was one of the most daunting languages I've ever came across, but after using it for a while, I can say it's probably one of the nicest too!
 
Hmm okay thanks guys. I've got next semester off from my schooling so it may be a nice project for me to keep me busy until next fall.
 
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