Ayman asks:
I want to design an iPhone app on my Windows PC. I don’t know what language or application to do for this. I heard I must use Objective C, and someone else said you can use Java, and another said you can use Flash. Which is correct?
7 Answers -
Jeff Fabish
January 7, 2012Ayman,
Objective C (a hybrid of C) is the programming language used to develop iPhone applications. There may be wrapper-api’s that allow you to develop in another language, but I don’t develop for the iOs.
Do you need any help getting started?
How To Develop A Simple iPhone App & Submit It To iTunes
James Bruce
January 7, 2012Flash and Java are done using some kind of converter app, and the code you get will always be dodgy and possibly rejected by Apple. The only reliable and best way to program for iOS is using Objective -C, with the comprehensive XCode (free) developer suite. Unfortunately, you need a Mac to do this, as XCode is only available for OSX.
Anonymous
January 7, 2012iPhone App Development – Where to Start
http://www.daleisphere.com/iphone-app-development-where-to-start/
Japh
April 12, 2012cool…
Wayne
June 9, 2012Here is an article about it. The article says, C, C++ or Objective-C. I have met a C++ developer that programs iphone apps in C++ and another that programs them in Objective-C.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/08/apples-iphone-lockdown-apps-must-be-written-in-one-of-three-la/
unknown
July 15, 2012objective-c is right
Andolasoft
July 30, 2012Objective C, Cocoa is base of the iPhone Application Development, but you need to know about using iPhone Dev SDK and need a Mac to test the iPhone app. We do help in iPhone app development. to know more about us and our services visit us @ http://www.andolasoft.com/