Tersus: The Easy Way to Create iPhone Web Applications

The Easy Way to Create iPhone Web ApplicationsDate: Jul 27, 2010 iPhone

The Standard Way to Develop iPhone ApplicationsIf you read in Wikipedia on Mobile Development, you will find a concise description of the "official" way to develop iPhone applications:The iPhone and iPod Touch SDK uses Objective C, based on the C programming language. Currently, is only available on Mac OS X 10.5 and is the only way to write an iPhone application. All applications must be cleared by Apple before being hosted on the AppStore, the sole distribution channel for iPhone and iPod touch applications.The Tersus Way - Open Source iPhone Development With Tersus as an iPhone development tool, things are much simpler. You get rapid iPhone development and seamless deployment:

You don't need to install the iPhone SDK or learn Objective-C.

You don't need a Mac. You can develop your application, using the Tersus Studio, on any platform (Windows, Linux, Mac).

If you don't have an iPhone, you can see on your PC a preview of what the application will look like on iPhone.

You don't have to decide in advance whether you will deploy the application as a mobile web application or as a native iPhone application. You develop the application once, and then can deploy it either way.

With our Quick Hosting, you can immediately deploy your application on one of the Tersus servers and make it available to any iPhone user in the world. In parallel, if you want, you can ask for Apple's approval in order to publish the application on the App Store.

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