I've just added TouchXML to a project I'm working on (I was previously using NSXML*) as I intend to make the data-layer implementation portable to all OS X devices. It's really fantastic how easy it was to switch over (took about fifteen minutes). Thanks for the hard work!
The app itself won't be ready for a long time (if ever) and will probably stay internal to my org as its got rather limited uses.
Tom Harrington
· 1 year ago
TouchXML is used in FlickrKit, Fraser Speirs' Flickr framework. I used that code in AirMe, so I'm using TouchXML indirectly via FlickrKit. I'm also using it directly for some other things.
One would presume that Fraser is also using it in Exposure.
Daniel Jalkut
· 1 year ago
Cool stuff. Thanks for making these available.
I wonder if you might want to change the NSXMLDocument reference from "based on" to "inspired by"... it sort of makes it sound like the library is literally built on NSXMLDocument.
Ian Baird
· 1 year ago
I'm using TouchCode in Cocktails. As a matter of fact, I'm also a contributor, who'd a thunk it!
Shane Vitarana
· 1 year ago
TouchJSON is used in Places, a location-based restaurant, coffee shop, and nightlife finder.
millenomi
· 1 year ago
Except, the NDA is *NOT* lifted.
What are we to do now? :(
Scott
· 1 year ago
The non-disclosure hasn't been lifted.
It is still in full effect.
schwa
· 1 year ago
@scott
OK. So the NDA isn't lifted. This doesn't change this posting at all though as far as I'm aware.
@daniel
Good point. I need to do a doc update (ha!) for TouchCode soon. I'll change the wording.
Joe Heck
· 1 year ago
I started out using TouchJSON in SeattleBus, but I took it out when I went ahead and switched up to a full SQLite implementation. I'm using FMDB there - mostly because I was already familiar with it.
I thought TouchJSON was great and would happily use it again when/if I have some web app bits to integrate in the future.
Nik
· 1 year ago
What is your view on the outlook of open source iPhone app/library projects? Can we use regular BSD or GPL licenses? Or does the agreement with Apple limit us to what licenses we can use?
Cheers
Nik
Karl
· 1 year ago
Hi there! I'm using TouchXML in Mobile Fotos on the app store (previously Mobile Flickr). Very useful, thank you very much.
Sam Steele
· 1 year ago
We're using TouchXML in the Last.fm app.
plg
· 1 year ago
I successfully got the touchXML code to run in the iphone simulator ... but when I try debugging on my device, I get no compile or link errors, however none of the touchXML methods actually seem to get called!! e.g. I inserted a NSLog(@"*** OK THIS GOT CALLED ***\n"); into nodesForXPath for example, and it never shows! Any idea what's going wrong here? I assume it's some stupid step I'm missing in Xcode, to get the TouchXML and/or libxml stuff actually ON to the iPhone ... but I am at a brick wall... help????
Oskar Lissheim-Boethius
· 1 year ago
Using TouchXML for the native version of 43actions.com -- in development. Thanks for all the hard work. Looking forward being a contributor myself.
Bodaniel Jeanes
· 1 year ago
where exactly *is* TouchSQL?
Oskar Lissheim-Boethius
· 1 year ago
Oh, and here is a vote for writing XML.
Martin Gordon
· 1 year ago
I'm using TouchXML in Flickup. Thanks!
Alexander Orozco
· 1 year ago
I'm using TouchXML in iBCP and 3 other apps I'm about to put out there.
Don Messerli
· 1 year ago
We at Griffin are using TouchHTTPD in our iTalk Recorder App.
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The app itself won't be ready for a long time (if ever) and will probably stay internal to my org as its got rather limited uses.
One would presume that Fraser is also using it in Exposure.
I wonder if you might want to change the NSXMLDocument reference from "based on" to "inspired by"... it sort of makes it sound like the library is literally built on NSXMLDocument.
What are we to do now? :(
It is still in full effect.
OK. So the NDA isn't lifted. This doesn't change this posting at all though as far as I'm aware.
@daniel
Good point. I need to do a doc update (ha!) for TouchCode soon. I'll change the wording.
I thought TouchJSON was great and would happily use it again when/if I have some web app bits to integrate in the future.
Cheers
Nik
my device, I get no compile or link errors, however none of the touchXML methods actually seem to
get called!! e.g. I inserted a NSLog(@"*** OK THIS GOT CALLED ***\n"); into nodesForXPath for
example, and it never shows! Any idea what's going wrong here? I assume it's some stupid step I'm missing in Xcode, to get the TouchXML and/or libxml stuff actually ON to the iPhone ... but I am at a brick wall... help????