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NimbleKit is a fast & fun way to develop apps for iPhone and iPod touch. You don't need to know Objective-C or to be an experienced programmer. All you need is to know HTML and JavaScript. NimbleKit will integrate to Xcode and do the rest!
Main Features:
Main Features:
- Native iPhone interface elements
- iAds support
- Full control of application appearance
- Playing streamed and bundled audio
- Fully supports iPad
- Address Book support
- Access to bundled files
- Internet availability
- Databases support
- In-App purchase
- MapKit
- Access to images (take
What's New
Version 1.9.9:
- Bugfix release
- Improved iOS 5 support
Requirements
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.6.2 or later
- iOS SDK 4.2 or newer
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| Downloads:10,451 |
| Version Downloads:163 |
| Type:Development : Libraries |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:24 Jan 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $99.00 |
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NimbleKit is a fast & fun way to develop apps for iPhone and iPod touch. You don't need to know Objective-C or to be an experienced programmer. All you need is to know HTML and JavaScript. NimbleKit will integrate to Xcode and do the rest!
Main Features:
Main Features:
- Native iPhone interface elements
- iAds support
- Full control of application appearance
- Playing streamed and bundled audio
- Fully supports iPad
- Address Book support
- Access to bundled files
- Internet availability
- Databases support
- In-App purchase
- MapKit
- Access to images (take photo or browse in library)
- Abilities to mix javascript and Objective-C
- Location Services (GPS)
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Acme reviewed on 04 Aug 2011
So better make sure you get your hands on a stable version before buying or tell your users to buy an iPhone 4...
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Floz reviewed on 06 Apr 2011
I've been working for a month now on my first app (quite a big one, so will be while until completely done) but I'm blown away about the simplicity of the framework. A good selection of native elements is there to do most of the hard work, anything else you can do in HTML/javascript -- something I'm much more familiar with.
Plus the developer is probably the nicest and most responsive developer I've ever come accross, so if you're stuck don't worry. Neither the support forum nor the developer will leave you hanging.
Also, I had a small feature request -- and that was implimented within a week of posting it! What more do you want?
Lastly, there's a really useful companion book out by Kristofer Layon which is incredibly helpful to get you started and to take you though all the (tedious litte) steps involved in setting up your developer account, generating certificates etc. to test your app on an actual device, to ultimately distribute it on the app store and to market it.
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Tvalleau reviewed on 08 Apr 2010
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Ryubr reviewed on 18 Mar 2010
This is important because I can make great ideas come live faster than if I had to learn my ways on Obj-C and even on this it help us, because it provides the ability to mix obj-c and javascript.
I was able to port one web app to the iphone in 2 days and enjoy the native functions like sqlite support, maps api that wasn't available to me before NimbleKit.
There a lot of applications out there relying on rss, templates, dashcode, these guys gave us a powerful tool to create applications with native elements without the pain to "emulate" them with css or some "magical" workarounds. Also performance is great. I have 3 apps on the app store approved and 3 more on the way. And $99 is not expensive, first because is one time fee only, also the support is great and that's whats make the difference, great tool with great support that you can rely on.
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Pixelspring reviewed on 10 Sep 2009
So why did I choose this over free alternatives - in a word, support. The dev is incredibly helpful and responsive to users requests and questions and this alone warrants the price. The code is updated frequently and new features are constantly added.
As a way to combine native interface elements with the ease of html/css/javascript it's unsurpassed!
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macfreaker reviewed on 06 Jun 2009
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Andrew Waters reviewed on 05 Jun 2009
You don't need any Obj-C knowledge, although I'd recommend a fundamental knowledge of the XCode SDK. I think this app is great for prototyping apps withing 2-3 days instead of within 4-5 weeks and the web team can build something with their designers before handing over to Obj-C developers which is very empowering.
Despite this, I think there is a very real chance that apps made with NimbleKit will actually behave so well that they are accepted straight into the app store with much less expertise and development time as truly 'native' apps.
Love it, top work guys! Can't wait to see more features and some more integration with the OS such as SQLite support
Bnlv rated on 12 Nov 2011
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Nmarti rated on 23 Mar 2011
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Gogoxoom rated on 28 Feb 2011
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Pixelspring rated on 06 Feb 2011
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Mmcguigan rated on 04 Feb 2011