I'm looking for open source iPhone applications. There are many sample applications around, but not many "complete" applications. Any ideas?
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- Tris - Tetris game
- HP Calculator Emulator
- MobileTerminal
- GRis - A Jailbreak application written in Python
- NatsuLiphone - Twitter client for iPhone/iPod Touch
- App Sales Mobile - analyises daily and weekly sales reports from iTunes Connect
dbr
2008-10-14 12:04:01
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There are a few. The Wordpress app is Open Source as is TubeStatus.
Stephen Darlington
2008-10-14 12:06:43
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There haven't been many full apps released as open-source, largely because of the NDA forced by Apple on the iphone development framework. They recently loosened the NDA requirements (but it's still there), so you'll probably be seeing more open source projects as time moves on.
chills42
2008-10-14 12:49:36
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Brad Larson has very generously released his Molecules app under BSD. You might want to look at that.
Ben Gottlieb
2008-10-14 20:52:18
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You can check out http://www.AppsAmuck.com/
They are doing 31 iPhone apps in 31 days. Check it out, great resource since you get access to the source code, and descriptions, screenshots, and more.
Hope it helps.
CJCraft.com
2008-10-21 17:45:51
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Here's 3 open source games written using Cocos2d for iPhone:
http://ortatherox.com/grabbed/
and
and last but not least, Gorillas for the iPhone, based off the original QBasic game:
Brad Parks
2009-01-16 12:46:35
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TwitterFon - http://naan.net ( http://naan.net/svn/trunk/TwitterFon )
Also try here http://opensourceiphonesoftware.com/
ScaredyCat
2009-03-23 17:29:08
TwitterFon unfortunately went closed source a month or two back.
Stephen Darlington
2009-07-22 08:56:47
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You can find a long list of open source iPhone apps at GourmetApps. This site's only purpose is to collect all the open apps available.
Hectoret
2009-06-25 10:21:39
I tried to go to the link and it is dead. Whois shows that the domain expired on 2-10-10 (http://whois.domaintools.com/gourmetapps.com).
chrish
2010-02-22 19:56:15
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Freshbooks open sourced their iPhone time tracking app a while back.
bcwood
2009-07-08 16:14:40
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Mover is (regrettably, due to the code quality, but still) open source: http://github.com/millenomi/mover-packaging/.
millenomi
2009-07-22 08:45:54
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Search Joe Hewitt on Google. He has a complete project for download demonstrating all the features of the facebook app. Although this I's only UI related, it's a pretty neat demo. You can also add it to your apps.
AWright4911
2009-09-11 15:15:46
@ dbr: Exactly, Three20, only demonstrates UI, no connection or functionality. However, there's a Homescreen style class, you can add icons, and make them wiggle as well as send Badge notifications
AWright4911
2009-09-12 01:13:02
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Check out github.com and do a search for iphone projects. There are quite a few there. A lot of them are frameworks (which you might find helpful) but there are projects there too.
RyanJM
2010-06-11 16:14:47
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Check out SpaceBubble, an open source game I wrote: http://www.Vellios.com
Nick Vellios
2010-06-20 03:53:48
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I haven't had a chance to try this one out, but Molecules appears to elegantly use 3D OpenGL. This could be a great resource if you want to go crazy with graphics. The author says it could be "a useful resource for those interested in OpenGL ES, SQLite, multitouch, and table views on the iPhone."
Luke
2010-07-02 20:15:34
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There are TONS of open source projects along with blog posts from Matt Gallagher. It's strange that this great resource is not listed here.
sfa
2010-07-13 10:27:44
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I actually came across an open source iphone app the other day, I want to say it was called CoRD, it's a remote access app.
Curtis
2010-10-15 15:56:00
The link doesn't seem very relevant? Can't find anything on it, since "CoRD" is a difficult term to search for..
dbr
2010-10-18 09:29:00