iOS Development with Excel - using Model Driven Development or Model Driven Architecture

Publié le: 23 mars 2014
sur la chaîne: Karilril Chroawhat
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Developing iPhone and iPad apps in Excel? Sounds crazy, but Excel offers advantages over other wireframe tools: 1) your team likely has it already (FREE). 2) most people know how to use Excel (no training costs). 3) Excel can hold each screen on a separate tab (user interface mock-ups). 4) Excel can flip through the screens with hot buttons to show the user experience (UX). 5) Excel has checkboxes, radiobuttons, drop-down lists and other GUI controls to simulate the controls of an iPhone app (UI).

But thats not all. Excel allows the business logic to exist on a separate tab. Thus equations and data can exist in the same Excel-wireframe. All in the same file for everyone on the design team to see. Non-technical users can use Excel to complete a working model of the app. This allows developers to target a working Excel app as they code out the XCode (or native) version.

If you like the video, please watch the others to see Excel used to wirefame cloud apps, websites, Android apps and even desktop applications.

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