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In this article, I will guide you through my creative process in which I developed a simple but useful iPad web app in just one weekend.
KF: While learning coding language can seem a daunting task this article begins to suggest that it isn't necessarily a prerequisite for App development. Solid web design skills can translate your work into the area of app development. 
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A new digital content authoring tool from Apple could make it simple for people without a background in programming to build their own iOS applications for the iPhone and iPad. Apple's interest in making iOS development simpler than ever was revealed in a new patent application published this week and discovered by AppleInsider. Entitled "Content Configuration for Device Platforms," it describes a new authoring tool that would allow users to create content without needing to understand or access computer code.
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A new survey from app marketing firm App Promo revealed that 80 percent of developers are not generating enough revenue with their app to support a standalone business. Via John Evans
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We're constantly looking for ways to make the live preview flow of AppGyver better and more effortless, and including a local simulator was a logical step.
With the latest release, AppGyver Studio is bumped to version 0.9.1 and now includes a local iOS simulator. Check out the release notes for more details. We've also started tracking known issues on their separate page.
Apple doesn't distribute their iOS Simulator as a stand-alone package, so you'll need to have Xcode installed to access the goodies. Once you've got everything set up though, previewing your app live on your computer is as easy as clicking "Open Simulator" in Studio — no configuration required. Check out our Simulator tutorial for more details.
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WESTERN Australia's Edith Cowan University has created an iPad app to replace traditional paper-based marking of student work.
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"With JamPot's TheAppBuilder, you can build a genuine iPhone or Android app in mere minutes for free--according to the company's own website. The young company, savvy to the ever-shifting smartphone market, says it will soon support Windows Phone 7 too, meaning it'll address the market that RIM seems to be losing its grip on very fast according to new surveys on smartphone use." Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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