revMobile: write iPhone and iPad apps without knowing Objective C

An Update to the revMobile pre-Alpha news:

• We currently have a package of benefits on offer including free access to the Simulcast and DVDs from our Conference in San Jose this November, which are a great resource for getting to grips with the revTalk language and revMobile itself. These are only free benefits with revMobile until the 31st March.

• We have begun a series of video tutorials on using revMobile and the various iPhone features, which are a great insight into the ease of the language and product for iPhone development. These tutorials can be found on the revMobile site (http://www.runrev.com/products/revmobile/overview/) and also on our Youtube channel at http://www.youtube.com/user/RunRevLtd

• Our iPhone pre-Alpha has reached its sixth release, adding bug fixes but also access to two new iPhone features, Core Location (GPS) and Mail sending, as well as orientation detection. These features will be covered in our video tutorial series in the coming weeks.

• We're running a competition to submit your best iPhone App or game built with revMobile, with the best App winning an Apple iPad - check out the details at http://www.runrev.com/products/revmobile/competition/

Another option, use Java : iSpectrum at http://www.flexycore.com

For those app developers that don't know Objective-C and Cocoa Touch and don't want to outsource development, check out localbeacon (an iphone app builder) at www.bigforge.com. Full integration of Twitter and Facebook, multiple ways to add content into system, off-line access, robust infrastructure including a CDN for all rich content, ability to merge in audio/video and photo galleries, and push notifications. Great for those who want to build just one app or developers interested in white label.

Here's an example of one of our apps - L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival at http://bit.ly/9o2R6S

We would like the chance to earn your business.

Slight mistake in the last post... RevMobile is twice the price of Rev Enterprise...

I use NimbleKit (nimblekit.com) and it is absolutely wonderful!

I wouldn't mind if all their other products were working properly before they came up with revMobile. On-rev is still in alpha after nearly a year, and mainly undocumented...
And revMobile is worth nearly four times as much as Rev Enterprise, their former premium product?

Runrev is a great development environment - it goes way, way beyond HyperCard, with the ability to build n-tier business solutions, multimedia type projects and more - on Linux, Windows and Mac OS X. You can now build 3D games too with the Franklin 3D game engine at http://www.franklin3d.com.

A $1,000 is a reasonable price to pay if it lets you bring a professional iPhone application to market quickly enough.

It really doesnt matter if a product is free or not. It is about the value of your time. If your time is worth next to nothing, then that certainly brings down the investment cost in making software.

+1 titanium.
amazing tool, anyone thinking about iphone development should check it out!

Titanium: www.appcelerator.com
Javascript/HTML based and free.