The Crossing Borders Framework - IOS Development using Visual Studio 2010.
Introduction - Forum
The WWC Framework has the following features:
- Develop iOS applications using all the raw power Visual Studio 2010 provides
This means developing applications that run on:- iPod
- iPhone
- iPad
- Installation is done using a Visual Studio Package. This to ensure optimal integration in the Visual Studio IDE.
- Objective-C specific Visual Studio project templates:
- .M files
- .h files
- .xib files
- .plist files
- ...
- Compilation is done on a iOS powered device:
- This requires a jailbreaked device.
- SSH connection to transfer files and execute commands.
Interested in beta-testing? Send an for more information.
A beta will be released soon to a limited set of testers.
TODO:
- Create a new project wizard that...
- Requires the user to enter SSH credentials and checks if a valid connection to a development device can be created.
- Checks if a application with the given name already exists.
- Enables the developer to enter application project specific settings.
- Add configurable checks that analyse if the device meets the requirements of the toolchain.
- Add configurable shell actions that install requirements on a iOS device. (Open toolchain / libraries / fake GCC etc.)
- Add a IPA project template.
- Auto export header files
- Debugger support (GDB?).
- Syntax highlighting for Objective-C.
- Intellisense support for Objective-C.
FINISHED:- Add basic iOS project templates.
- Add Objective-C target file.
- Transfer files from and to a SSH server (or iOS powered device).
- Execute shell commands on a remote system.
- Advanced Package Tool execution in order to check that the required packages are installed.
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