HIGHLIGHT A practical guide to iPhone application development with the Objective-C programming language. DESCRIPTION The iPhone is a sophisticated device, and now that Objective-C is the one and only language approved by Apple for application development, mastering it is the key to unlocking its awesome potential as a mobile computing platform. Objective-C's concise, rich syntax and feature set, when matched with the iPhone SDK and the powerful XCode environment, offers developers from any background a smooth transition into mobile app development for the iPhone. Objective-C for the iPhone is a hands-on tutorial that leads readers from their first line of Objective-C code through the process of building native apps for the iPhone using the latest version of the SDK. It teaches how to avoid the most common pitfalls, while exploring the expressive Objective-C language through numerous example projects. While the book assumes knowledge of an IDE, no previous experience with Objective-C, the iPhone SDK, or mobile computing is required. KEY POINTS * Solid Objective-C foundation specific to iPhone development * Practical examples * Tips on best practice
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A New Zealand based developer, Christopher Fairbairn has 10 years experience developing mobile applications on Palm OS, Windows Mobile, iPhone and J2ME. He's active in the developer community and blogs at http://www.christec.co.nz/blog/, and his efforts in the Windows Mobile community earned him a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional award. Collin Ruffenach is a mobile developer for ELC Technologies. He creates a variety of iPhone applications for both the iPhone and iPad. He received his master's degree from Arizona State University in 2010.
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Stay away from this book - its not updated for the latest Apple SDK
22. Dezember 2011
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Hey All,
I would highly recommend you stay away from this book.
It is not up to date with the latest Apple SDK and you will NOT be able to follow the code examples in the book which the entire book is based on.
Its a shame because the author really had the best intentions, however Apple just updated their SDK and Xcode (Development environment) making this book basically useless to learn from.
I would highly recommend you stay away from this book.
It is not up to date with the latest Apple SDK and you will NOT be able to follow the code examples in the book which the entire book is based on.
Its a shame because the author really had the best intentions, however Apple just updated their SDK and Xcode (Development environment) making this book basically useless to learn from.
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