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The iPhone Wiki seems to be more user-oriented, and this wiki '''specifically''' targets development. | The iPhone Wiki seems to be more user-oriented, and this wiki '''specifically''' targets development. | ||
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Revision as of 21:13, 26 September 2009
About this wiki
The sum of all human[1] knowledge about iPhone Development.
This is a test run - all data of value that is written here WILL be saved, but there is no guarantee that the wiki will take off. If it does not, the info is in the hands of the community (as is the decision.)
Ideas on what to add to this wiki
- Information regarding usage of iPhone OS Frameworks, both public and private, SpringBoard, system daemons (for hooking and hacking), and classes in applications included with the system
- Information about third-party libraries or extensions for developers (PreferenceLoader, libhide, etc.)
- Questions about development (to be answered by others; please keep questions in talk pages.)
- Links to useful information
- Links to open-source projects
Why another wiki?
The iPhone Wiki seems to be more user-oriented, and this wiki specifically targets development.
Quick start
What are you looking for?
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Editing this wiki
- If you have anything at all to contribute, feel free to do so!
- An account is required to edit pages.
- ↑ We'll make an exception for lawyers; they may submit too. Cf. http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Frequently_Asked_Questions#How_does_a_Creative_Commons_license_operate.3F: "Creative Commons licenses are expressed in three different formats: the Commons Deed (human-readable code), the Legal Code (lawyer-readable code); and the metadata (machine readable code)."