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fetcheveryone Nov 2011 12:02pm, 29 Nov 2011 10,444 posts	Quote Pin fetcheveryone Hiya, any iPhone app developers out there? I'm working on the Fetch app, and have a few questions Ta Fetch
Pootle Nov 2011 12:03pm, 29 Nov 2011 8,238 posts	Quote Pin Pootle Press the red button...
Keefy Beefy Nov 2011 12:04pm, 29 Nov 2011 6,988 posts	Quote Pin Keefy Beefy Question 1: Why are you doing iPhone before Android? I don't have an iPhone.
fetcheveryone Nov 2011 12:10pm, 29 Nov 2011 10,446 posts	Quote Pin fetcheveryone Answer 1: Because I have an iPhone. I'll learn another programming language after I've learnt this programming language.
fetcheveryone Nov 2011 12:31pm, 29 Nov 2011 10,450 posts	Quote Pin fetcheveryone Ah well, I'll figure it out eventually
lammo Nov 2011 12:31pm, 29 Nov 2011 4,243 posts	Quote Pin lammo Android should be first.
fetcheveryone Nov 2011 12:35pm, 29 Nov 2011 10,451 posts	Quote Pin fetcheveryone Some of the stuff I've done, like exposing elements of the site in a consistent format (an API if you like), will be applicable across the board. But right now, I'm doing an iPhone app.
shanksi Nov 2011 12:41pm, 29 Nov 2011 750 posts	Quote Pin shanksi Is the API likely to be published, along with any ideas about what the app might look like and do? Perhaps an open-source Android App could be developed in parallel and everyone would be happy.
2 Flat Feet Nov 2011 12:53pm, 29 Nov 2011 3,508 posts	Quote Pin 2 Flat Feet Seems you have some volunteers to help you with Phase 2! I can't help, but would be happy to test.
McGoohan Nov 2011 1:04pm, 29 Nov 2011 5,552 posts	Quote Pin McGoohan Great Scott! All I know is the flux capacitor needs to be going at 88 mph and you'll need 1.21 Gigawatts of power