Controls and Styles in iOS

We've got another update on Real Studio's developing iOS framework. iOS relies heavily on the use of styles so we want to get those out of the way early and that's the focus right now. Additionally, we are filling out the majority of events for the basic controls such as label, textfield, textarea and button.

Your app will have a default style which all controls will use unless you override it. In the above example, the first label is showing the default style. The other controls have custom styles. If this does not yet look like a native iOS app, know that these are all native controls. Most iOS apps have navigation bars and tabpanels which we have not yet implemented. But those are certainly on the schedule for the first release that includes iOS support.

It's important that we get the style support right because eventually web and desktop apps will use the same style API we develop for iOS. Put another way, we are designing a style API for iOS with the desktop, the web and iOS in mind.