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[[Apple]]'s restricted (compared to [[OS X]]) operating system is called [[wikipedia:IOS|iOS]]. In July 2013 I've spend many hours with [[debugger]] trying to find out why I can intercept loading of pictures in '''WebUI''' on [[OS X]], but can't in [[wikipedia:IOS|iOS]]. At the end I concluded that it is impossible: seems like [[wikipedia:IOS|iOS]] is just crippled too much! Anyway the story continued... | [[Apple]]'s restricted (compared to [[OS X]]) operating system is called [[wikipedia:IOS|iOS]]. In July 2013 I've spend many hours with [[debugger]] trying to find out why I can intercept loading of pictures in '''WebUI''' on [[OS X]], but can't in [[wikipedia:IOS|iOS]]. At the end I concluded that it is impossible: seems like [[wikipedia:IOS|iOS]] is just crippled too much! Anyway the story continued... | ||
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+ | == [[DukeScript]] for [[iOS]] == | ||
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+ | The power of [[DukeScript]] has been demonstrated by publishing the [[MineSweeper]] game on [[AppStore]]. | ||
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+ | I know the next section will advocate using [[JavaFX]], due to recent developments, I would advice everyone to give up on [[JavaFX]] and rather use [[DukeScriptInNetBeans]]. The resulting application is going to be smaller and even more portable. | ||
== JavaFX for [[iOS]] == | == JavaFX for [[iOS]] == |