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Helgi Harraldsson, CEO of Whosup explains how he used MyAppConverter platform to port the Whosup iOS version to native Android.
Maximum application performance - the Android ported code is fully editable, readable, documented and maintanable.
Our insfrastructure is hosted with in world class data centres and has full security accreditation.
We reduce the overall costs up to 70% compared to market rates, while keeping the quality of the final product at the highest industry standards.
We provide 24/7 customer support with responses within minutes. We usually resolve issues within the hour or the same day.
Due to our unique technology, our porting platform understands the intent of the code rather than the individual line instructions.
The converted mobile application has the same features and user interfaces.
The code is completely generated in accordance of the target platform development guidances (fully editable, readable & maintainable).
/** Declare your interface **/
@interface CBCInterface:NSObject
@property (retain, nonatomic) NSString *myName;
-(void) sayMyName;
@end
/** Implement your interface **/
@implementation CBCInterface
-(void)sayMyName {
self.myName = @"Hello CBC";
for(int i = 0; i < [self.myName length]; i++) {
NSLog(@"Alphabet %@.", _myName);
}
}
@end
public class CBCInterface extends CBCInterface {
public NSString myName;
NSString _myName;
/** Default getter of myName */
public NSString myName() {
return this.myName;
}
/** Default getter of myName */
public NSString getMyName() {
return myName();
}
/** Default setter of myName */
public void setMyName(NSString myName) {
this.myName = myName;
}
/**
*
*
*/
public void sayMyName() {
this.setMyName(new NSString("Hello CBC"));
for (int i = (int) (0);
ExpressNullable.assertCondition(i < this.getMyName().length());
i++) {
NSObjCRuntime.NSLog(new NSString("Alphabet %@."), myName);
}
}
}
class CBCInterface :NSObject {
var myName:NSString?
func sayMyName() {
self.myName? = "Hello CBC"
for var i:CInt = 0; i < self.myName?.length; i++ {
NSLog("Alphabet??%@." , self.myName! )
}
}
}
class CBCInterface :NSObject {
var myName:NSString?
func sayMyName() {
self.myName? = "Hello CBC"
for var i:CInt = 0; i < self.myName?.length; i++ {
NSLog("Alphabet??%@." , self.myName! )
}
}
}