Comments on: iPhone Development http://toxicsoftware.com/iphone_dev/ RANDOMIZE USR 0 Tue, 24 Jan 2012 20:00:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jordy/Jediknilhttp://toxicsoftware.com/iphone_dev/comment-page-1/#comment-22056 Jordy/Jediknil Sat, 05 Apr 2008 03:09:58 +0000 http://toxicsoftware.com/iphone_dev/#comment-22056 <p>Touché. No pun intended.</p> Touché. No pun intended.

]]> By: Jordy/Jediknilhttp://toxicsoftware.com/iphone_dev/comment-page-1/#comment-21693 Jordy/Jediknil Sat, 05 Apr 2008 02:09:58 +0000 http://toxicsoftware.com/iphone_dev/#comment-21693 <p>Touché. No pun intended.</p> Touché. No pun intended.

]]> By: schwahttp://toxicsoftware.com/iphone_dev/comment-page-1/#comment-22055 schwa Thu, 03 Apr 2008 00:47:26 +0000 http://toxicsoftware.com/iphone_dev/#comment-22055 <p>@jordy/jediknil I hope you're also taking Apple to task for "Cocoa", what does "Cocoa" have to do with anything? And why we're at it, what is this "Apple" crap? Apple doesn't say "Computer manufacturer" to me.<br><br>And what would be mobile about MobileXML? There are possibilities that this code will run on linux (as part of nu) and windows (as part of Cocotron). Does that make it more or less Mobile? And wouldn't the Mobile prefix also mean it should run in say, RIM and Android too?<br><br>TouchCode is primarily an umbrella project for code that is designed to augment CocoaTouch. That's why it is called TouchCode. Take it or leave it.<br><br>Most names suck anyway, as I'm sure you're aware Jordy or should I call you "Jediknil"?</p> @jordy/jediknil I hope you're also taking Apple to task for “Cocoa”, what does “Cocoa” have to do with anything? And why we're at it, what is this “Apple” crap? Apple doesn't say “Computer manufacturer” to me.

And what would be mobile about MobileXML? There are possibilities that this code will run on linux (as part of nu) and windows (as part of Cocotron). Does that make it more or less Mobile? And wouldn't the Mobile prefix also mean it should run in say, RIM and Android too?

TouchCode is primarily an umbrella project for code that is designed to augment CocoaTouch. That's why it is called TouchCode. Take it or leave it.

Most names suck anyway, as I'm sure you're aware Jordy or should I call you “Jediknil”?

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]]> By: Jordy/Jediknilhttp://toxicsoftware.com/iphone_dev/comment-page-1/#comment-22054 Jordy/Jediknil Wed, 02 Apr 2008 23:59:58 +0000 http://toxicsoftware.com/iphone_dev/#comment-22054 <p>I'm not an iPhone developer as of yet, but it seems to me that the "Touch" moniker seems a little ridiculous for frameworks that have nothing to do with UI.<br><br>"Mobile", perhaps, after MobileSafari?</p> I'm not an iPhone developer as of yet, but it seems to me that the “Touch” moniker seems a little ridiculous for frameworks that have nothing to do with UI.

“Mobile”, perhaps, after MobileSafari?

]]> By: schwahttp://toxicsoftware.com/iphone_dev/comment-page-1/#comment-21689 schwa Wed, 02 Apr 2008 23:47:26 +0000 http://toxicsoftware.com/iphone_dev/#comment-21689 <p>@jordy/jediknil I hope you're also taking Apple to task for "Cocoa", what does "Cocoa" have to do with anything? And why we're at it, what is this "Apple" crap? Apple doesn't say "Computer manufacturer" to me.</p><p>And what would be mobile about MobileXML? There are possibilities that this code will run on linux (as part of nu) and windows (as part of Cocotron). Does that make it more or less Mobile? And wouldn't the Mobile prefix also mean it should run in say, RIM and Android too?</p><p>TouchCode is primarily an umbrella project for code that is designed to augment CocoaTouch. That's why it is called TouchCode. Take it or leave it.</p><p>Most names suck anyway, as I'm sure you're aware Jordy or should I call you "Jediknil"?</p> @jordy/jediknil I hope you’re also taking Apple to task for “Cocoa”, what does “Cocoa” have to do with anything? And why we’re at it, what is this “Apple” crap? Apple doesn’t say “Computer manufacturer” to me.

And what would be mobile about MobileXML? There are possibilities that this code will run on linux (as part of nu) and windows (as part of Cocotron). Does that make it more or less Mobile? And wouldn’t the Mobile prefix also mean it should run in say, RIM and Android too?

TouchCode is primarily an umbrella project for code that is designed to augment CocoaTouch. That’s why it is called TouchCode. Take it or leave it.

Most names suck anyway, as I’m sure you’re aware Jordy or should I call you “Jediknil”?

]]> By: Jordy/Jediknilhttp://toxicsoftware.com/iphone_dev/comment-page-1/#comment-21688 Jordy/Jediknil Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:59:58 +0000 http://toxicsoftware.com/iphone_dev/#comment-21688 <p>I'm not an iPhone developer as of yet, but it seems to me that the "Touch" moniker seems a little ridiculous for frameworks that have nothing to do with UI.</p><p>"Mobile", perhaps, after MobileSafari?</p> I’m not an iPhone developer as of yet, but it seems to me that the “Touch” moniker seems a little ridiculous for frameworks that have nothing to do with UI.

“Mobile”, perhaps, after MobileSafari?

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