Third-party tools are getting even better at enabling developers to use their Java skills to build iOS apps despite Apple's ban Java developers have long been on the outs with Apple when it comes ...

Java on iOS has been a sore spot for Java developers, with Apple restricting deployment on its iOS smartphones and tablets, though Java developers have forged workarounds that let them build apps ...

Developed by Swedish company Trillain Mobile, the open-source tool is designed to bring Java and other JVM languages to iOS. The company says its goal is to "turn the world's 10 million Java ...

Codename One is an SDK launched by former Sun employees that allow developers to create a single native mobile app for multiple platforms (iOS/Android/Windows Phone, etc.) using Java and an ...

J2ObjC enables Java code to be part of an iOS application’s build, as no editing of the generated files is necessary. The goal is to write an application’s non-UI code (such as data access ...

Would you like to use your Java skills to create native mobile apps for both Android and iOS? With Multi-OS Engine (MOE) technology preview from Intel, you can run Java code on iOS while still ...

The new ADF Mobile is HTML5- and Java-based, and aimed at developers looking to build and deploy enterprise apps to mobile environments from a single code base. ADF Mobile currently supports ...