LDAP and the iPhone. Introduction The introduction of the iPhone onto the cell phone market brought along a deluge of mobile applications in the iTunes store.
With a great number of applications duplicating core functionality, it is easy for a new application to become buried among its competitors. For an application to stick out to a consumer, it is becoming increasingly necessary to add features not supported by competing applications; however, writing new functionality from scratch can be costly in terms of development time and labor.
Creating iOS apps using Adobe Flash Professional CS6. The proliferation of tablets and smartphones means more people than ever are using mobile devices to view online content.
As a result, web designers and application developers are often tasked with creating games, utilities, and interactive experiences designed for consumption on smaller touchscreen-based devices. When Apple announced that Adobe Flash Player would not be supported on iOS, many people assumed erroneously that Flash content couldn't exist on the iPhone, the iPad, or other mobile devices. However, the reality is that many iOS and Android apps have been built and deployed using Flash technologies, and Adobe continues to invest in tools and frameworks to make it easier to create and deploy such apps.
Build an iPad Application Using MonoTouch, C#, and .NET.