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Reddit mentions of Adobe Flex 4.5 Fundamentals: Training from the Source
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If anyone in your group knows any object oriented programming, you should try the Adobe Flex 4.6 Software Development Kit (free and open-source). It uses MXML and Actionscript to write iOS/Android/Blackberry apps. You can either write code by hand, compiling from the command line, or buy the program Adobe Flash Builder 4.6. It's an addon to eclipse for writing in MXML and Actionscript. It has eclipse's code hinting and debugging features. I'm currently teaching myself to build apps using these languages and Adobe tools. It's a helllll of a lot easier than learning Objective C. Your team could probably figure it out collectively. This book is making the process ten times easier and faster for me: http://www.amazon.com/Adobe-Flex-4-5-Fundamentals-Training/dp/0321777123
That being said, if no one in your team has any experience with object oriented programming, you should probably hold off on this project temporarily. Do you want to pull all of your hair out writing an app now, or only half of your hair next year instead?