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We took some time to talk with the developers at Mono Touch to discuss their software that allows developers to create iPhone native apps from C# and .NET based apps. The app helps independent and big time developers deliver games and applications to the mobile device by offering the tools to code apps that utilize the iPhone’s operating system. Recently, Mono Touch also released support for the iPad SDK.
This sofware is available for the average coding consumer and is free to try. Check out our video below to see three apps developed using Mono Touch.
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