I’ve created a list of all the tutorials that are available so they can more easily be referenced 
.
You can view all tutorials by category at – Dapp iPhone SDK Tutorials
If you are looking for support, then you can contact me at:
dapp@kerofrog.com.au
I check my emails every morning, so you should get a very speedy reply .
Otherwise, the following is the current list of tutorials ordered by their publish date.
Tutorials
- How to Send Email – Dapp + Xcode 4 iOS Video Tutorial
- ImageView Zoom: Custom class for making your images zoomable Video Tutorial
- How to export Dapp iPhone generated code files to Xcode 4.2 Video Tutorial
- iPhone UIScrollView tutorial using Dapp
- Create an Augmented Reality app with Dapp and Layar Player SDK
- How to hide Navigation Controller Navigation Bars using code
- Tab Bar Controller with Dapp Video Tutorial
- Creating an advanced Hello World Xcode 4 iPhone project with Dapp video tutorial
- Updating UINavigationController Navigation Bar Tutorial
- Basic RSS Reader iPhone SDK Tutorial with Dapp
- Dapp iPhone Code Gen with Actions Preview
- Hello World iPhone SDK Tutorial with Dapp
- Create an iPhone App with Dapp Tutorial 2 – Export to code
- Create an iPhone App with Dapp Tutorial 1 – Our first mockup
Planned Tutorials
A rundown of tutorials I'm planning to post on the website. Partly here so I can track what needs to be done and so my awesome users can know what tutorials are coming soon :).| Title - Description | ETA | Status | Requested By | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| T1 | UIScrollView Tutorial A tutorial that will show you how to create a UIScrollView in code, and add a few objects to it. | 6h | Completed | Sanjar |
| T2 | Dapp Style Add New Row in TableViews Tutorial Showing you how I create the 'add new Design' etc. rows in TableViews within Dapp. | 6h | David | |
| T3 | Hide Tab Bar Controller Going through the code needed to hide a Tab Bar Controller (Tab Bar) on individual pages within an app. | 4h | Completed | Jason |
| T4 | UISearchBar Tutorial Showing you how to setup a UISearchBar and respond to user events in the search bar. | 10h | ||
| T5 | SQLite Tutorial An sqlite tutorial showing how you can hookup Dapp to a Sqlite database, and use some basic commands. | 48h | ||
| T6 | MKMapView Tutorial Just to address how to add frameworks to Xcode 4, especially for users who use the MapView from Dapp. | 5h | Mike | |
| T7 | iAds Tutorial Tutorial on how to integrate iAd into your Dapp app | 15h | Tori | |
| T8 | Get Image from User Tutorial Tutorial that will take you through the steps to prompt for an image from a user, and get them to either select one from their photo library or take a photo themselves. | 7h | Kristy | |
| T9 | Background Music Tutorial How to put background musing into your app | 8h | Wk2010Channel | |
| T10 | Play Video Quick tutorial on how to embed video into your Dapp apps | 8h | Mike | |
| T11 | Multi Font & Color Custom Object This is gonna be fun :) | 16h | Michael | |
| T12 | Sideswipe through series of image views | 10h | Colin |
Cliff
P.S. Technology is only a small part of your app success. There is the business, sales and marketing that you need to think of too :). Which is why I also provide a bunch of free education on how to succeed on the App Store - http://kerofrog.com :).
We have had a few questions about how the code generation capabilities in Dapp work. I thought I would write a post answering some of the more common questions, however. If you just want to visually see how it works, then watch our Hello World tutorial.
Will Dapp be affected by the new clause in the iPhone developer agreement (clause 3.3.1) which states that iPhone apps can not be written on third-party platforms, and then subsequently converted into native iPhone code.
Clause 3.3.1 — Applications may only use Documented APIs in the manner prescribed by Apple and must not use or call any private APIs. Applications must be originally written in Objective-C, C, C++, or JavaScript as executed by the iPhone OS WebKit engine, and only code written in C, C++, and Objective-C may compile and directly link against the Documented APIs (e.g., Applications that link to Documented APIs through an intermediary translation or compatibility layer or tool are prohibited).
Dapp has originally been written in Objective-C and is not affected by this clause.
How are these mockups converted into code?
The collection of mockup pages is converted into a group of code files, then compressed along with any images that the user has implemented within Dapp. Once compressed, Dapp opens up the default iPhone mail browser and attaches the compressed file. The user then just has to press send and the file is emailed to their predefined email address.
Can I reuse the code created by Dapp in my own projects?
Certainly. You may reuse the code for any personal or commercial purposes. All we ask is that if you redistribute the code in it’s original form that you do not remove or change the disclaimer.
I have just started to learn how to code my own iPhone apps, what do I have to do to get an iPhone app prototype up and running?
Nearly everything is provided for you. You just need to start a new project in Xcode then delete three files that were automatically created as part of the Xcode project. Drag and drop the files you uncompressed from the zip file provided by Dapp into your Xcode project and that’s it. You can then press ‘Build & Run’ to run your iPhone app prototype. Our Hello World video tutorial will show you the process.
Naturally, experienced developers can simply drag and drop whichever individual files they require.
Cliff.
To your app success!,Cliff
P.S. Technology is only a small part of your app success. There is the business, sales and marketing that you need to think of too :). Which is why I also provide a bunch of free education on how to succeed on the App Store - http://kerofrog.com :).
