Learning iPhone programming
by Alasdair Allan · first published 2010
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With this guide, you'll build several sample applications by learning how to use Xcode tools, the Objective-C programming language, and the core frameworks.
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This has been a really good resource for me: Learning iPhone Programming: From Xcode to App Store http://www.amazon.com/Learning-iPhone-Programming-Xcode-Stor... Has some really good practical examples and does a good job explaining it.
on “Ask HN: How do I start learning iPhone app dev?” ↗…things fit together. Virtually everything interests me (perhaps that is a problem?). My reading queue, to give you an idea of my interests: * Beautiful Data * 97 Things Every Programmer Should Know * Learning iPhone Programming * Hello, Android * Programming Clojure * C# in Depth (when it's released) So, HN: Project Suggestions? Has anyone else returned from a sojourn in the wilderness? How did you do it? How did you…
on “Ask HN: Finding an OSS programming community?” ↗…that. I can change what ends up on the printed page, though. We want these books to be the best they can be, and if you want to help, here's how: Submit errata for the book when you find a mistake: For Learning iPhone Programming, it's http://www.oreillynet.com/cs/catalog/create/errata/?b=5073. For the Cookbook, it's http://www.oreillynet.com/cs/catalog/create/errata/?b=15595. We don't pay people for errata, but I'll make an offer…
on “Tim O'Reilly in a Nutshell” ↗…authors' penetrating and clear explanation is the reason why we pay for a book where there are very good and free documents. Fairly good book and I have recommended this book to all of my friends. - Learning iPhone Programming: Terrible. The author is fairly incompetent. He should have read Head First iPhone Development not to mention Apple's document in the first place. - iOS 4 Programming Cookbook: The most terrible book…
on “Tim O'Reilly in a Nutshell” ↗…offer. It is a great honour to be a tech reviewer for O'Reilly. However, for some personal reason I can't accept your great offer. I believe you can find better tech reviewers than me. For erratas, - Learning iPhone Programming: It's almost been a year. I forgot the details. - iOS 4 Progg Cookbook: Vandad doesn't deserve any errata submission from readers. But I think anyone who have read some of Apple's document could easily…
on “Tim O'Reilly in a Nutshell” ↗I was able to download the book I bought (The Book of Xen), after about 10 minutes. It's the second ebook I've gotten, first one "Learning iPhone Programming" came available instantly.
on “O'Reilly $9.99 Sale - Has Anyone Been Able to Download Their Book Yet?” ↗