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Product Description:
NimbleKit is a fast & fun way to develop apps for iPhone and iPod touch. You don't need to know Objective-C or to be an experienced programmer. All you need is to know HTML and JavaScript. NimbleKit will integrate to Xcode and do the rest!
Main Features:
If you used previouse versions of NimbleKit you will need to recreate your project with new Xcode template and add your old project resources to it.
Main Features:
- Native iPhone interface elements
- Full control of application appearance
- Map Kit support
- In-App purchase
- Databases support
- Play bundle audio files
- Play audio streams from the Internet
- Play bundled or streamed video
- Support iPhone vibration
- Support Address Book with full search and people picker
- Read access to bundled files
- Check Internet availability
- Location services (GPS)
- Multibutton dialog sheets
- Access to images (take photo or browse in library)
- Abilitie to mix javascript and Objective-C
- and much more...
If you used previouse versions of NimbleKit you will need to recreate your project with new Xcode template and add your old project resources to it.
What's new in this version:
- JSON support
- Method setMaximumBuffersCount for NKInternetPlayer
- setDelegateCallback for NKMapView to receive notification about map loading progress
- getTabPositionsArray method for saving/restoring Tab Controller user-rearranged tabs
- NKSettings now can save and load javascript objects
- Fixed disappearing of views with flipleft/flipright and fastpushleft/fastpushright are mixed in NKMoveToPageAnimated
- onPageShow not always called is fixed now
- [NKBridge sharedInstance] fixed, which also fixed OnApplicationQuit and all the methods using it in obj-c/js mix
- NKInternetPlayer extended memory usage fixed, memory usage greatly reduced.
- New sample code available!
- and more...
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
Additional Requirements:
- iPhone SDK 3.0
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Awesome quickstart for iPhone apps 
- Version: 1.5.8, 9/21/2009 11:17AM PST
razilon
This is an excellent toolkit whose features expand at an incredible rate. The forum support is the best I've ever experienced. The actual developer monitors the boards closely, providing advice and even source code when appropriate. I've personally had bugs fixed and new features added upon request in as little as a few hours (longest time to bug fix I've seen is about 2 weeks).
Without a doubt, this is the iPhone toolkit to get!
Without a doubt, this is the iPhone toolkit to get!
Thy shall not learn ObjC 
- Version: 1.5.8, 9/21/2009 06:56AM PST
egorFiNE
This is a perfect iPhone development solution for rapid application development. In fact, almost any "business-style" application can be done in html and javascript with the help of a tool like NimbleKit. Let me put it clear though: NimbleKit is not just a web browser in a full-screen frame. It's a rich platform that allows you to use very important native features like Navigation Controller, Tab Bar Controller, native UIs, use HTML5 Data Storage, etc, etc.
Even if you know ObjC and Cocoa well enough you might still want to use NimbleKit to deliver quickly. My company is going to release three NimbleKit-based applications into AppStore soon.
Drawbacks: 1. Pricey; 2. No sources available despite competitors like QuickConnectiPhone and Phonegap are open source and free.
Even if you know ObjC and Cocoa well enough you might still want to use NimbleKit to deliver quickly. My company is going to release three NimbleKit-based applications into AppStore soon.
Drawbacks: 1. Pricey; 2. No sources available despite competitors like QuickConnectiPhone and Phonegap are open source and free.
This is worth using!