Webinar: Creating iOS Apps Using Delphi XE2

Join me for my webinar "Creating iOS Apps Using Delphi XE2" on Wednesday June 6th at 6am, 11am and 5pm PDT.

PS: MathViz 1.1 for iOS is now free in the AppStore. Enjoy!

19 Responses to “Webinar: Creating iOS Apps Using Delphi XE2”

  1. Olecramoak Says:

    Hello Anders! Looking forward to the webinar!

    Just to confirm: PDT is UTC-7 right?

    How about MathWiz source? Will that treasure be shared any time soon? :D

  2. Roger Says:

    I’m going to try to catch one.

    @Olecramoak I think you right its -7

  3. Roger Says:

    Thank you Anders, Can’t wait for the next one.

  4. Olecram Says:

    Download or streaming of the whole thing available anywhere? Unfortunately missed a part of it… Very sad about it. Wish I can watch it all soon :)

  5. Emrah KUCUKALI Says:

    Thx for webinar man, it was great!

  6. Karu Kaarigar Says:

    Can you please point to the webinar recording that I can watch? I missed this webinar really really need to watch it. Thanks!

  7. Karu Kaarigar Says:

    Anders - I have followed the instructions and tried to develop a simple iOS app that uses the Location component. However, when I build on Mac side in xcode, it gives error:

    CoreLocation.pas(22,2) Fatal: Can’t open include file "corelocation/CoreLocation.inc"

    I have copied all the required components files to the xcode folder. I am obviously missing something here. Where is this missing file supposed to be found or located? Thanks!

  8. Anders Ohlsson Says:

    @Karu: You may have to add them to Xcode by right clicking the source code node and say "add to project" (or similar). In this case it seems that it wants the CoreLocation.inc file.

  9. Karu Kaarigar Says:

    Anders - Thanks for the prompt response. Where do I obtain CoreLocation.inc file from? I don’t have this file on my Mac.

  10. Anders Ohlsson Says:

    It’s all included in my components in CodeCentral. I keep the components and all projects on a shared drive.

  11. Karu Kaarigar Says:

    Anders - Sorry to keep bugging you. To be sure, I redownloaded the components from http://cc.embarcadero.com/item/28635. In the archive, the iOSComps folder has the Location.pas and FMX_GPS folder has the CoreLocation.pas as well as the AnonClassDefinitionsCorelocation.pas. However, the CoreLocation.inc file (which is referenced from CoreLocation.pas) is not in the archive. Can you please check? Thanks!

  12. Anders Ohlsson Says:

    Oh crud. Right you are… It’s in this one though - http://cc.embarcadero.com/Item/28906

    Sorry about that.

  13. Karu Kaarigar Says:

    Thanks!

  14. Karu Kaarigar Says:

    Anders - where can I find all the samples that you used in the webinar? Thanks!

  15. Karu Kaarigar Says:

    Never mind, I found them on CodeCentral.

  16. App Bargains Says:

    Congrats MATHVIZ! i hope to showcase your app in our store! IOS still the best platform for apps!

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  18. Victory Fernandes Says:

    @Karu and @Anders: There is no need to to add de .INC files to Xcode by right clicking the source code node and say "add to project" (or similar). In the Embarcadero/fmi diretory create a corelocation folder and add the .INC files to it…

    After I did that I stop having compilation errors and have succefully builded the application… but then I get this endless "Attaching to Project1" message and the xCode progress bar running but no simulator screen pops up! is this because I don’t have a device plugged in and the simulator can not simulate the GPS hardware?!

  19. Anders Ohlsson Says:

    The simulator does not need a device to be plugged in. You probably just need to kill Xcode and restart it.

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