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• Multi-touch Flash application controlled by iPhone

  As mentioned on my previous post , my next experiment would have been connecting the iPhone to a Flash application. So here it is: iPhone 2 Flash from nuthinking on Vimeo . Design details I managed to connect to the iPhone a couple of weeks ago but I Read More... Posted 21 September 2008 08:39 by christian.giordano | 0 Comments Filed under: flash, c++, hacking, ui, iphone, multi-touch, testing

• Beta testing Multi-Touch Framework for Mac OS X

  Around two months ago some guys from The Media Computing Group at RWTH Aachen University started working on an interesting framework to develop multi-touch applications with Mac OS X. The idea is to develop applications which input could be easily switched Read More... Posted 06 September 2008 08:51 by christian.giordano | 0 Comments Filed under: iphone, multi-touch, testing

• Using C++ with Objective-C (and iPhone SDK)

  Here a small tip which makes sense but wasn't necessary obvious. You can have your C++ class both as .h file plus .cpp file but also as .h file plush .mm file. The important part is that the Objective-C class which includes it NEEDS to have the .mm extension, Read More... Posted 03 September 2008 07:08 by christian.giordano | 0 Comments Filed under: c++, iphone, programming

• iPhone fan carousel

  As I said on my previous post, it is pretty fun to play with multi-touch and, after I created some classes to handle it, it got pretty quick too! In this experiment I recreated a navigation similar to the one use in a friend's project (fan like). I am Read More... Posted 01 September 2008 07:24 by christian.giordano | 0 Comments Filed under: user-experience, ui, iphone, multi-touch

• Scrolling experiments with the iPhone SDK

  Like many people, at least that I know, I am having a better look to the iPhone SDK. Not only because I have an iPhone and an iPod-Touch, but also because I was curious to see which is the Apple way on building applications, especially on mobile devices. Read More... Posted 27 August 2008 15:30 by christian.giordano | 2 Comments Filed under: user-experience, ui, iphone, multi-touch