Comments on: Building native iPhone Apps with Flash: just what we didn’t need http://www.nickkuh.com/flash-flex-air/building-native-iphone-apps-with-flash-just-what-we-didnt-need/2009/10/ Nick Kuh is a Freelance, Brighton-based Flex, AIR and iPhone Developer Tue, 02 Feb 2010 12:33:45 -0500 hourly 1 By: Guilhem http://www.nickkuh.com/flash-flex-air/building-native-iphone-apps-with-flash-just-what-we-didnt-need/2009/10/comment-page-1/#comment-877 Guilhem Fri, 15 Jan 2010 15:24:08 +0000 http://www.nickkuh.com/?p=315#comment-877 Hello Nick Great post about your views on native Obj-C vs AS3/Flash development for iPhone When you say: > Please Adobe, compile my dodgy ActionScript into Objective-C! We actually have something for you : our ELIPS Studio 3 plugin for Flex Builder (see http://developer,openplug.com) does compile AS3 to native code and we have implemented AS3 APIs that extend Flex components to expose the iPhone's native widgets Ain't that cool ? And by the way it supports other mobile platforms following the same principle: Symbian, Windows Mobile and soon Android Hello Nick

Great post about your views on native Obj-C vs AS3/Flash development for iPhone

When you say:
> Please Adobe, compile my dodgy ActionScript into Objective-C!

We actually have something for you : our ELIPS Studio 3 plugin for Flex Builder (see http://developer,openplug.com) does compile AS3 to native code and we have implemented AS3 APIs that extend Flex components to expose the iPhone’s native widgets

Ain’t that cool ?

And by the way it supports other mobile platforms following the same principle: Symbian, Windows Mobile and soon Android

]]> By: Iain http://www.nickkuh.com/flash-flex-air/building-native-iphone-apps-with-flash-just-what-we-didnt-need/2009/10/comment-page-1/#comment-142 Iain Mon, 05 Oct 2009 22:19:37 +0000 http://www.nickkuh.com/?p=315#comment-142 It's another option basically. And for small games and silly promo apps, it's a great idea. Unity is still the best 3D option. If you want to use all the native stuff but don't like obj-c, you can now use C# with the amazing Monotouch - http://monotouch.net/ It’s another option basically. And for small games and silly promo apps, it’s a great idea. Unity is still the best 3D option. If you want to use all the native stuff but don’t like obj-c, you can now use C# with the amazing Monotouch – http://monotouch.net/

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