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01 Apr 2010, 13:35
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It is not so difficult to port GMAT ToolKit to iPad but I'm not sure whether it's a right thing to do now. What do you think?
In other words, should Walker go to Apple Store today and buy iPad?
I think Walker should buy iPad because he loves cool technological toys
But seriously, here is my pros and cons:
Cons:
1. I don't like the idea that people will pay for iPhone and iPad ToolKit.
2. It takes time
3. It slows down GMAT ToolKit development for iPhone.
4. Not so many users in near future.
Pros:
1. Better adaptation for iPad platform.
If I can adapt the iPhone app to iPad platform, I would go that way...
In other words, should Walker go to Apple Store today and buy iPad?
I think Walker should buy iPad because he loves cool technological toys
But seriously, here is my pros and cons:
Cons:
1. I don't like the idea that people will pay for iPhone and iPad ToolKit.
2. It takes time
3. It slows down GMAT ToolKit development for iPhone.
4. Not so many users in near future.
Pros:
1. Better adaptation for iPad platform.
If I can adapt the iPhone app to iPad platform, I would go that way...
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02 Apr 2010, 14:08
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I don't advise spending time in developing the same application again. As Apple says, all iPhone apps will work on the iPad, and since GMAT Toolkit is resolution independent (I suppose !!!), we don't need one for the iPad.
02 Apr 2010, 17:35
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Agreed. All apps will be forward compatible, so it should work. Anyone here order one?
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