This is an example iOS app to demonstrate what a mocl application looks like. It is a simple contact list satisfying the CRUD basics (create, read, update, delete).

Note: mocl is required to build this application. It cannot run on its own. But, you can still see what the code looks like without it.

The application works as follows:

• Zach Beane's vecto (actually the Wukix fork) renders the contact list itself, as well as the detail view of each contact.
• The UI navigation and edit form layout is defined using Xcode's Interface Builder.
• Lisp is used to manage the contact data (sorting the list, reader/printer for storage persistence, etc.).

Video (from mocl ECLM 2013 presentation):

• Navigation: http://i.wukix.com/contacts_navigation.m4v
• Scrolling: http://i.wukix.com/contacts_scrolling.m4v
• Rotation: http://i.wukix.com/contacts_rotation.m4v

There is also an Android version which uses the exact same app.lisp file: https://github.com/Wukix/mocl-example-lisp-contacts-android