Google Roundup – August 17th, 2010

Interesting iPhone and iPad development, design or even marketing items. Often new, sometimes old.

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Create Objective-C Interface Code to SOAP Web Services with SudzC

If your iPhone/iPad application accesses SOAP web services, you should take a look at Sudz-C. It’s a web site that takes your WSDL URL or file and outputs Objective-C source code to include in your project as an interface. The downloaded source folder contains all the required code including libraries like TouchXML and even a sample app.

A full video walkthrough on site explains the process and implementation of the outputted source in detail. Jason Kichline is the developer of the site, based on .NET code he published last year (via Brandon Trebitowski on Twitter).

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Building iPhone Apps with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — The entire 2009 O’Reilly book by Jonathan Stark is available online, in a web based format, for free. 8/17/10

Investment in iPad and iPhone App Startups Up 220% — According to  CB Insights analysis over the last 12 months. The raw numbers are still quite low though, at 17 investment rounds distributed over 16 companies for a total investment of $120.6 million. 8/17/10

Goodie Roundup – August 16th, 2010

Interesting iPhone and iPad development, design or even marketing items. Often new, sometimes old.

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How much can you really make developing mobile apps? — Seismic’s Loic Le Meur looks at recent app store stats that suggest 50% of paid might only be bringing in $2,500 or less, and shares feedback gleamed from other fellow developers that more free, ad-driven apps might be in out future. 8/16/10

Quickly Preview Assets on Your Retina Display With Review

Review is a new iPhone 4/Mac desktop app combo from Bohemian Coding that will quickly shuttle design assets from your desktop to your device, where you can preview your high quality images directly on the retina display that they were designed for. Images can either be dragged to the menu bar icon of the sync app on your desktop, or mockups sent straight from Photoshop via a hotkey combo, and the helper app will do the PSD to PNG conversion for you. They then appear without compression, in their original quality in the iPhone app to proof. Review will even add rounded corners and the iOS standard glow for icon sized images (via Beautiful Pixels).

Update: As Tim Davies points out on Twitter, you can accomplish the same thing by just dragging images into Image Capture and syncing them that way if you want to save yourself $2.99, but the work flow is even easier with Review, and you don’t have to keep your device connected via the dock.

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Goodie Roundup – August 15th, 2010

Interesting iPhone and iPad development, design or even marketing items. Often new, sometimes old.

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Goodie Roundup – August 13th, 2010

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iOS Developer Positions at GitHub Jobs — Almost 20 iPhone/iPad development already on GitHub’s brand new job board, including positions at Gowalla, Yelp, drop.io and Box.net. 8/10/10