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Looks promising. I like the fact that you can demo the iphone apps with no iphone...

• allenbrunson 17y ago
  You know, if you download Apple's iPhone development environment, which is free, you can also "demo iPhone apps with no iPhone." It comes with a pretty decent iPhone simulator.
  • darw1n 17y ago
    yea but this is for windows also. Its the only way I know that you can develop iPhone apps on windows. (Right?)
    • TomOfTTB 17y ago
      You all need to read the actual page. This just creates iPhone WEB APPS not native apps. In the tutorial they skirt around that but you can clearly see in the instructions (http://www.tersus.com/#Id=1336 http://www.tersus.com/#Id=1336) where it says... If you don't have an iPhone, you can see a preview of how the application will look on iPhone. Simply add "/iphone.html" at the end of the application's URL in your browser (e.g. go to http://localhost:8080/ShoppingList/iphone.html http://localhost:8080/ShoppingList/iphone.html instead of http://localhost:8080/ShoppingList http://localhost:8080/ShoppingList): So it's creating a web app not a native one. Something you can create with any Windows HTML editor (and you can demo it simply by using Safari for Windows and resizing it)
      • ugiflezet 17y ago
        You can also create a native iPhone app: Starting with version 1.3.27, Tersus Studio generate native iPhone applications, in the form of Xcode projects that you can to compile and sign using Apple's iPhone SDK http://www.tersus.com/#Id=2820 http://www.tersus.com/#Id=2820