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djrod

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Hi, i'm willing to learn Objective C, but I lack C knowledge so it's going to be a looong time until I can create something, It would be great if in the meantime I could mix both Objective C and HTML5.

My idea is to create something like this:

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Does Apple allow apps like this?
 

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It is entirely possible to wrap a website using a UIWebView. Having said that if the application is not providing any additional benefit over the web page itself then Apple will tend to reject the application.
 
Hi, i'm willing to learn Objective C, but I lack C knowledge so it's going to be a looong time until I can create something, It would be great if in the meantime I could mix both Objective C and HTML5.

You can create a web app. This might be a solution for you to get a presence on the iPhone until you've improved your Objective C in order to produce a native app.

With a web app, your code doesn't run locally on the iPhone/iPod/iPad - it sits on a server on the Internet and is accessed through the web browser on the device.

Web apps and do a pretty good job of emulating a native app. The only (major) downside is that if your user doesn't have access to the Internet, they don't have access to your web app...

Hope this helps,

RTP.
 
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