Create an iPhone app in 45 minutes

Posted: Fri 08 May 2009 10:01 AM

Julian Bajkowski talks to founder of 17th Street Software Patrick Linskey, who punctures a few myths on the cost of software development by writing a useful iPhone application in 45 minutes, live on stage.

URL
Download
Email
   
To Email:
Your Email:
Your Name:
 
EMBED
   
Code:
Link:
    

sponsored links

Sign up for the MIS Newsletter!
Editor's Picks
rss
video_thumbnail_sample
The Scoop - Delicate China

Is China the internet's friend or foe? The Scoop's panel examines the fallout of Google's stoush with the Chinese government.
video_thumbnail_sample
The Scoop - Inside CES

Missed the Consumer Electronics Show? The Scoop looks at the gadgets that matter.
Leadership
rss
video_thumbnail_sample
NICTA: Collaboration is key

NICTA chief David Skellern on the need for greater collaboration
video_thumbnail_sample
Rob Mackinnon, IBRS

How IT can give business a headstart for post-recession growth.
video_thumbnail_sample
Optimising IT - Fiona Balfour

Fiona Balfour on projects, cost savings and how to ride out the recession without damaging your IT operation and business in the future.
Technology
rss
video_thumbnail_sample
When economies collide

How is the digital economy affecting the "real" economy?
video_thumbnail_sample
iPhone 3Gs chases Blackberry business

Should CIOs consider the new iPhone 3Gs for large scale rollouts?
Events
rss
video_thumbnail_sample
AFR Broadband Conference: Marianne King

DBCDE first assistant secretary Marianne King on the NBN.
video_thumbnail_sample
AFR Broadband Conference: Stephen Conroy

Q&A with Communications Minister Stephen Conroy at AFR Broadband Conference
video_thumbnail_sample
AFR Broadband Conference: Private sector investment

Are private investors willing to play ball with the federal government's broadband plans?
The Scoop
rss
video_thumbnail_sample
The Scoop - Delicate China

Is China the internet's friend or foe? The Scoop's panel examines the fallout of Google's stoush with the Chinese government.
video_thumbnail_sample
The Scoop - Inside CES

Missed the Consumer Electronics Show? The Scoop looks at the gadgets that matter.
video_thumbnail_sample
The Scoop - Future of the CIO

If CIOs have become "business enablers," who makes the technology decisions?
Weekly Wrap
rss
video_thumbnail_sample
Weekly Wrap - October 23

This Week: High hopes for Windows 7
video_thumbnail_sample
Weekly Wrap - February 8

This week: iiNet wins Hollywood battle
video_thumbnail_sample
Weekly Wrap - January 29

This week: All hail the iPad
Government
rss
video_thumbnail_sample
AFR Broadband Conference: Marianne King

DBCDE first assistant secretary Marianne King on the NBN.
video_thumbnail_sample
AFR Broadband Conference: Stephen Conroy

Q&A with Communications Minister Stephen Conroy at AFR Broadband Conference
video_thumbnail_sample
Treasury secretary Ken Henry on SBR

Treasury secretary Ken Henry details progress on the federal government's SBR program.
Roundtable
rss
video_thumbnail_sample
MIS Round Table - Security

CIOs discuss their biggest security concerns.
video_thumbnail_sample
MIS Roundtable - Risk Management

Editor Brian Corrigan talks to Steven Cooper,GPT Group, Bryan Whitefield, Risk Management Institution of Australasia and Andrew Fry, business unit executive, IBM.
video_thumbnail_sample
MIS Round Table - National Broadband Network

CIOs share their views on how the NBN will change business.

sponsored links