Ottawa Canada is home to museums, official buildings, loggers and Arf Software. Arf Software is headed up by David Perry. By day, Perry is the director of engineering for an energy monitoring company. By night he toils away at his Mac moonlighting as a developer.

AppCraver recently heard from Nick Glassman over at iSports, Inc. He answered our questions about developing iPhone and iPod touch apps.
1. When did you start developing apps for the iPhone?
Nick: We first came up with the idea in May of 2007. In June, we started working on the designs and the partnership with STATS, Inc. for our data. (…)

 AppCraver had the chance to chat with Kevin Calderone the developer of App Store hit Trace. He answered our questions about developing apps for the iPhone and iPod touch.
1. When did you start developing apps for the iPhone?
Kevin: I got the SDK around mid-August. (…)

AppCraver recently spoke with Eddie Wilson of Snow Reports who filled us in on his experiences developing apps for the iPhone and iPod touch.
1. When did you start developing apps for the iPhone?

Eddie: Snow Reports is my first iPhone app, and I started working on it in late September. (…)

Simon Oliver, founder of HandCircus, agreed to an interview with AppCraver recently. Simon is working on the much-anticipated Rolando game, which he has called a “physics-based platform/puzzler.” Look for Rolando before the holidays, Simon says.
1. If you could be something other than a developer, what would it be? (…)

AppCraver recently heard from N. R. Machiraju, co-founder of reQall, who answered our questions about developing for the iPhone and iPod touch.
1. When did you start developing apps for the iPhone?
N.R.: reQall (www.reQall.com) was first released on the iPhone in August 2007. (…)

AppCraver recently spoke with Michael Alvarez CEO of Avantar, the developing team behind Showtimes. He answered our questions about the process of developing apps for the iPhone and iPod touch.
1. When did you start developing apps for the iPhone?
Michael Alvarez: Several months before the App Store opened.
2. (…)

AppCraver recently heard from Ian Marsh, developer of apps such as Threads, Hanoi, and Scoop. He answered our questions about developing games for the iPhone and iPod touch.
1. When did you start developing apps for the iPhone? (…)