Dapp version 1.1 is now available. The full list of changes are:
- Added Push, Pop, Alert View and Action Sheet actions for Toolbar, Table View and Button objects
- Guide-lines added to assist with positioning objects in view mode
- Application setting added to switch guide-lines on or off
- Movement handle added to assist with placement of objects
- Added logging for any database related errors that occur to find cause of isolated bugs
- Fixed bug where devices without camera will crash when selecting camera option
- Users can now enter blank button names
- On first use when opening view mode, users are now given a tip showing them how to open the view mode controls
Looking forward to some tutorials that include how to use an SQLite database.
What are the next upgrades/new functionnalities scheduled ?
We are working hard on improving Dapp and delivering other exciting new apps. However, Dapp on the iPhone is a major focus and we expect to further improve Dapp with new version releases over the coming weeks.
We have some impressive upgrades planned, and we will post details when more information is available.
I am a bit lost as I can not find a way to use the new actions features.
Is there a user guide scheduled about all this ?
Our Actions Teaser trailer demonstrates all the Actions features, this can be found on the main Dapp page. You will also find a copy of the video in the ‘Dapp iPhone Code Gen with Actions Preview’ post in our Updates category.
Awesome app man! Just one question, any way I can make a button compose a new mail message, like if the button is tapped on, it generates a new email to whatever address I want to send it to?
Best way to do this would be to create an app in Dapp and add an action to a button. Once you have exported to code, you can then find the method that is triggered when the button is pressed and replace it with code to send a mail message.
Apple makes this quite simple with their MFMailComposer class. Best way to get code for this is to check out the official Apple sample code for their ‘Mail Composer’ project.
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#samplecode/MailComposer/Introduction/Intro.html