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Soon after Apple released the iPhone (and long before they released a Software Development Kit to the world), I wrote a web application that was the first-ever tip calculator for the device. With the release of the SDK, many other developers have created standalone tip calculator applications that can take advantage of the inherent speed of a built-in application and whatever cool graphics and custom user interface elements they want to add to it (without having to wait for images to download to Safari). I have also migrated my iPhone/iPod touch development to the iPhone SDK, and support that part of my coding life at iApplications by Danny Goodman. Please visit to see what I'm up to. I also have an SDK development blog there for those interested in the nitty gritty of my SDK coding and the transition I made from JavaScript/Web client coder to hard-core app developer. The original web app developer notes I had at this site are outdated and have been removed. I am leaving the old Tip Calculator web app online here because I still see a fair amount of traffic to this page. You are more than welcome to use either version below (one of which can be saved as a bookmark for use offline). The versions below include a repair to the rendering of the calculator keypad that I had neglected to fix for awhile. I had been wanting to fix it because I still use this program myself. Now it's done. There are no implied or explicit warranties for these web applications. Usage is on an "as-is" basis. I welcome comments and suggestions directed to the name of the device ("iphone") followed by the "@" sign, and my domain, "dannyg.com". Enjoy! |
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