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Morph Labs on iPhone (November 2008)

iPhone Web applications are sweeping the industry and Morph Labs can help you enable your application for mobile use. With Morph AppSpace, an iPhone Web application hosting environment, you can handle the scale needed to support your application. If you wish to get a private and managed hosting platform to support all of your applications, Morph AppCloud can provide you with a dedicated platform capable of running dozens of iPhone applications simultaneously. Learn More.

Try out Tracks on your iPhone. This open source application is hosted on the Morph AppSpace and ready for you to use every day to keep track of your to-do list.

Check out the resources on this page to get your application running well on iPhone or iPod Touch.

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Introducing Auto-install!

What if you could deploy a full-stack community or task-management applications to your Morph AppSpace with the click of a button? Now you can, with this auto-install feature we integrated to the Morph Control Panel that will allow you to install open source applications like Beast, Tracks, and more.

Morph Products

1. Morph AppSpace – a Web application environment that’s complete and fully managed, so you can focus on building innovative applications, not managing the environment—1 app per subscription. See resources below for more info.

2. Morph AppCloud – an on-demand Web application platform that you can customize according to your organization’s needs. Depending on your configuration, each Morph AppCloud can support dozens of Web applications, each running on a separate Morph AppSpace.

iPhone Screencasts

Learn how to develop serious iPhone apps in a more exciting manner with these screencasts.

  • Alpha Slider Tutorial (10:18): This tutorial teaches you how to use an UISlider to control the alpha value of an imageView, as well as display that alpha in a label.

  • Quartz and Drawing Tutorial (31:01): This tutorial will teach you how to use quartz 2D programming to create a drawing program that tracks your finger and draws a line wherever it touches.

Other Resources

More iPhone Screencasts

Here is another great screencast that will show you how to animate a ball using the NSTimer.

iPhone for Pros

Here is a three-part tutorial that will certainly help you if you’re planning on developing an iPhone application using C++:

iPhone for Beginners

Sometimes all you’re really looking for is a basic chunk of code to get something done. For example, I was working on an application yesterday and needed to display the current date in text format: October 29, 2008. A simple concept for sure, however, with the many nuances of date formats, it takes some time to pull together the “right” code… Read full resource to know how.