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First native non-Apple iPhone application says: Hello World!

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We all knew it would happen. Not “if,” but “when.” Well, the #iphone-dev team has just successfully compiled the first third-party application for the iPhone.

Obviously, it is only a bare-bones “Hello world” application at the moment. But hey, it’s native to the iPhone and incorporates the iPhone’s native GUI.

iPhone Hello World

I shall not bore you with all the details of what it all entails. But you can check out the Toolchain Project for the iPhone (pre-Alpha) or the main iPhone Dev Wiki if you like.

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Yay! khorsia | 07/30/07
Now, all I need is for someone to give me an iPhone paulmah@... | 07/30/07
RE: First native non-Apple iPhone application says: Hello World! simpalhsd@... | 07/31/07
RE: First native non-Apple iPhone application says: Hello World! sujay.s@... | 11/06/08
Fourteen. I'm hot today. No text. Palmetto | 11/06/08

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