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IPhone SDK development

by Bill Dudney · first published 2009

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  • Zev · Jun 26, 2010 · Recommends

    …Skroob's recommendation of Craig Hockenberry's book. Also, Jeff LaMarche and David Mark's Beginning iPhone Development is rather good and I personally have a nice copy of Bill Dudney and Chris Adamson's iPhone SDK Development that I'll skim on occasion. But, you don't need to read all three of them; they basically cover the same material in different (but equally good) ways. After you've worked your way through one of them,…

    on “OS X/iOS Programming” ↗
  • mclin · Mar 27, 2010 · Mentions

    …going through this one. Seems pretty solid for people that already know their way around UI. Haven't found anything obviously wrong like in some other iPhone books I looked through. http://www.amazon.com/iPhone-SDK-Development-Pragmatic-Progr... Will def check out Cocoa Design Patterns when I get a chance.

    on “How to Make an HTML5 iPhone App” ↗
  • Zev · May 3, 2010 · Mentions

    …recommend it if you're more interested in the Mac than the iPhone. AppKit and UIKit are different beasts to learn. Jeff LaMarche and David Mark's Beginning iPhone Development, Bill Dudney and Chris Adamson's iPhone SDK Development or Erica Sadun's iPhone Developers Cookbook are all very good books to look into (although, I vaguely remember hearing something like that Erica is working on another edition that covers iPad additions.…

    on “Ask HN: Objective-C programming book” ↗

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