Hello, yesterday I made the subscription and have done some tests (all night without sleep). It’s fantastic, very simple and powerful. The tests work very well in the iPhone (pity that could not be build directly from Xcode :p).
Anyway, I have the iMac at home (which will develop for the iPhone) but at work I have a PC with Windows XP, so I would like to test, even without passing them to the iPhone. Is there a simulator for Windows?
You can see some of what I am developing in http://darkant.com/app1.html
It will be available in English and Spanish.
To understand the management of screens, do you know any examples? As I’m doing is not right.
PS: Ah! Lana is the name of my daughter (2 ½ years), and the voice on the application will be it.
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I think you’re heading down the right path with option 3. But rather than thinking of it as deleting objects, you should think of objects as containers that can be re-used. For each screen the content in the container changes, and it’s placement on the screen may move, but the object remains. This is better than keeping all of this in memory.
So you could construct a few screens that have the layouts you need. Then as the user taps from screen to screen the content of each object is populated with the content needed. You could pre-populate the previous and next screens to make sure content is ready for the user when he or she taps again.
Thank you very much. Then I’m doing well. Do not remove elements that are repeated or can be reused but not by screens before starting them, and since theoretically remove the user will access to others.
Can you see the memory used at any time?
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