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Permalink Reply by Naomi Butterfield on
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I'm back to doing independent contracting under my company name, Wits Edge Technologies. I still focus mainly on Ruby/Rails web app development, but I've been hankering to pick up iPhone app development for a while now and am finally taking the plunge! I'm currently working with a colleague to convert a board game from C# into Objective C and build it for the iPhone. Wheeeee!
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Permalink Reply by Michael Levin on
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So, what are your impressions so far? How's Objective C look? And, the SDK? I've looked at the GUI toolkit. It looks totally do-able.
Naomi Butterfield said:I'm back to doing independent contracting under my company name, Wits Edge Technologies. I still focus mainly on Ruby/Rails web app development, but I've been hankering to pick up iPhone app development for a while now and am finally taking the plunge! I'm currently working with a colleague to convert a board game from C# into Objective C and build it for the iPhone. Wheeeee! -
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